Including '?? in strings

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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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 ju
st
> 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
>
>
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

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
>
> but the '?' becames '/?'. I tried to use '\?', but no result.
> What's the right syntax?
>
> MP
>

in your url

http://www.yourdomain.com/page.php?getvar=thistext



page.php

$txt = $_GET['getvar'];

echo "<a href=\"http://www.$txt.com\">$txt</a>";