> So, either:
>
>
>
> Or
>
>
I found it very convenient for in-html coding to use the following
structure:
>
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> value="reg1" ?>>
You either need to remove the opening {, or put a corresponding } at the end
of the if() statement.
So, either:
Or
HTH
Jon
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hi folks,
i'm having a problem using eval.
i have some html code interdispersed with php code (proper statement not
just variables) in a database. when i fetch the code and display it using :
$reg_adv_html=addslashes($reg_adv_html);
eval("\$reg_adv_html = \"$reg_adv_html\";");
$reg
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