Mike,
Looks like your slashes are backwards use "\" instead of "/" to escape characters.
You will notice that "/" is used in UNIX directories and HTML tags.
Here is the corrected code:
print "<a href=\"showpictures.php?id=$PID>\">Click Here</a>";
I assume "PID" is a variable. If so, it should be noted as "$PID".
A really good book for learning PHP is "Beginning PHP4" by Wrox ISBN# 1-861003-73-0
- Scott
> I realize my slashes are most likely in the wrong spot and i'm new to this
> PHP stuff so a little help would be appreciated. I get a parse error
>
> print "<a href=/"showpictures.php?id=<PID>/">Click Here</a>";
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> Thanks,
> Mike
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