Hello. The easiest and cleanest way to do is use
something like:
function start($times)
{
for loop
{
?> //END php tag
// Spit out the HTML.
<?php //OPEN php tag
} // close for loop
} // end function start()
It may get trickier if the HTML is dependant on some
variable in the fuction.
HTH.
--- Tony Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, I don't know if I'm in the right newsgroup
> but I'll give it a try...
> :-)
>
> How can I make the following work:
>
> function start($times)
> {
> for...loop starts here...
> { <-- notice only one bracket.
> }
>
> function end()
> {
> } <-- the ending bracket.
> }
>
> start('10');
> html-code... I want this to be repeated 10
> times.
> end();
>
> This doesn't work but this is how I want it! :-)
> Anyone?
>
> / Tony Grefweberg
>
>
>
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