I am using the following code where i need to substitute the variables with php $variable1 and $variable2:
<body onload="parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=VARIABLE1&exchange=VARIABLE2');">
How can i concatenate this so that the variables fill-in where indicated and then retrieve the URL.
Thank you.you need to stay in php mode to do it.
<?php
$VARIABLE1 = "something";
$VARIABLE2 = "somethingelse";
echo" <body onload=\"parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=".$VARIABLE1."&exchange=".$VARIABLE2."');\">
?>or
<body onload="parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=<?php echo $variable1; ?>&exchange=<?php echo $variable2; ?>');">Thank you both... exactly what i needed.or
<body onload="parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=<?=$variable1?>&exchange=<?=$variable2?>');">
<?=$variable?> is short for <? php echo $variable; ?>
<?= is short syntax if your host doesn't have that enabled it will not work.
and it is short for <? echo NOT <?php echo
the = sign is echoOriginally posted by scoutt
and it is short for <? echo NOT <?php echo
the = sign is echo
<?php or <? is the same thing hence <?= is the same as <?php echo or <? echono,
<?php is NOT the same as <? (yes it has the same ***ntion, open for php, but they are different.)
<? is short_open_tag
; Allow the <? tag. Otherwise, only <?php and <script> tags are recognized.
short_open_tag = On
if that is off <? will not work, hence they are not the same. the equal sign is the short for echo.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.php.net/echo">http://www.php.net/echo</a><!-- m -->
echo() also has a shortcut syntax, where you can immediately follow the opening tag with an equals sign. This short syntax only works with the short_open_tag configuration setting enabled.
<body onload="parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=VARIABLE1&exchange=VARIABLE2');">
How can i concatenate this so that the variables fill-in where indicated and then retrieve the URL.
Thank you.you need to stay in php mode to do it.
<?php
$VARIABLE1 = "something";
$VARIABLE2 = "somethingelse";
echo" <body onload=\"parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=".$VARIABLE1."&exchange=".$VARIABLE2."');\">
?>or
<body onload="parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=<?php echo $variable1; ?>&exchange=<?php echo $variable2; ?>');">Thank you both... exactly what i needed.or
<body onload="parent.frames[0].location=('https://website.com/search/stock=<?=$variable1?>&exchange=<?=$variable2?>');">
<?=$variable?> is short for <? php echo $variable; ?>
<?= is short syntax if your host doesn't have that enabled it will not work.and it is short for <? echo NOT <?php echo
the = sign is echoOriginally posted by scoutt
and it is short for <? echo NOT <?php echo
the = sign is echo
<?php or <? is the same thing hence <?= is the same as <?php echo or <? echono,
<?php is NOT the same as <? (yes it has the same ***ntion, open for php, but they are different.)
<? is short_open_tag
; Allow the <? tag. Otherwise, only <?php and <script> tags are recognized.
short_open_tag = On
if that is off <? will not work, hence they are not the same. the equal sign is the short for echo.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.php.net/echo">http://www.php.net/echo</a><!-- m -->
echo() also has a shortcut syntax, where you can immediately follow the opening tag with an equals sign. This short syntax only works with the short_open_tag configuration setting enabled.