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Web Development ArticlesPHP: Including Variables and Special Characters in StringsPublished: 6th Apr 2006 Just a simple note here on how to include variables in strings in PHP. If you create or echo a string using double quotation marks you can simply embed variables in the string like so:
If you want to include double quotation marks within a string which you have enclosed with double quotation marks, you need to escape those quotation marks within the string with backslashes. See the PHP example below:
If you use single quotation marks to enclose a string, you can concetate variables together like so:
Here, the quotation marks are closed and opened, and full stops used to concetate the variables. Hope that has been enlightening. Bye for now! Related LinksRelated Articles / PostsBarclaycard ePDQ CPI Integrations (27/05/2009) HSBC XML API / CPI E-commerce Integrations (02/04/2009) Recommended Open Source Invoicing System (25/03/2009) Recent Recommended Links - October 2008 (03/10/2008) Controlling PHP Register Globals Using .htaccess File (04/03/2008) |
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