The thing is that the result html code is to be parsed by HTMLDOC (pdf generator) to create pdf from the webpage. By inserting <-- "some string" !--> into the html, HTMLDOC can catch these strings and act from them.
example: $result_html = " ... html code....<-- " FOOTER CENTER $LOGOIMAGE footer.jpg " !--> ... more html code"; result_html is the page contens for HTMLDOC to parse and through that catch the footer code and insert footer.jpg as the footer on the pdf pages. the problem is that php converts $LOGOIMAGE to a php variable. \$LOGOIMAGE doesn't seem to work. "Robert Janeczek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > I just wanted to know how to use strings with $ sign. > > > > If a word starts with a dollar sign php will think it's a variable, how > can > > I make > > " $bla bla and bla $bla " to stay that way? > > Will this work? " \$bla bla and bla \$bla " > > don`t use "" - use ''. php doesn`t parse variables in such kind of strings. > ' $bla bla and bla $bla ' > > " \$bla bla and bla \$bla " - this should work too, but i haven`t checked. > > rash > > -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
