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Including '?? in strings
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| Sorry for the banal question, but I'm a newbee and I'm getting crazy. I just
need to create an Hypelink to a page, including a GET var. So I wrote
something like:
$pag='page?getvar=....'
echo '<a href=' . $pag . ' etc etc
but the '?' becames '/?'. I tried to use '\?', but no result.
What's the right syntax?
MP
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| Geoff Berrow 2005-04-24, 8:55 am |
| I noticed that Message-ID: <MEIae.1282598$35.47430335@news4.tin.it> from
MP contained the following:
> $pag='page?getvar=....'
> echo '<a href=' . $pag . ' etc etc
$pag="page.php?getvar=something";
echo "<a href=' $pag'>Link</a>";
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| MP wrote:
> Sorry for the banal question, but I'm a newbee and I'm getting crazy. I just
> need to create an Hypelink to a page, including a GET var. So I wrote
> something like:
> $pag='page?getvar=....'
> echo '<a href=' . $pag . ' etc etc
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> but the '?' becames '/?'. I tried to use '\?', but no result.
> What's the right syntax?
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> MP
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I use the code below quite a bit and it works fine.
$tag="<a href=\"page.php?tag=$row->tag\">Click here</a>";
echo $tag;
I am getting the GET var from an array, replace the first $row->tag with
your variable.
Good Luck
Kevin
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| Thank you all,
both solution are fine. Actually, coming from VB I'm having hard time with
quotes, var inclusion in strings, etc...
MP
"MP" <purplecat@aliceposta.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:MEIae.1282598$35.47430335@news4.tin.it...
> Sorry for the banal question, but I'm a newbee and I'm getting crazy. I
> just need to create an Hypelink to a page, including a GET var. So I wrote
> something like:
> $pag='page?getvar=....'
> echo '<a href=' . $pag . ' etc etc
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> but the '?' becames '/?'. I tried to use '\?', but no result.
> What's the right syntax?
>
> MP
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