Hi!
You don't have to end your string when placing an array value. {} will tell
the parser to interpret the text between as a variable. Try:
echo "";
Jan
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From: "Hulf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This does not work
echo $title=$row['title'];
echo "";
Ta,
R.
I'll pull a Johnny Carson divining moment and say:
Did you need the first 'echo'? Does $title need to be set? Try:
$title=$row['title'];
You missed a double quote after your backslash; the atte
[snip]
[snip]
echo $title=$row['title'];
echo "";
[/snip]
echo "";
You have to concatenate the value $title into the string
[/snip]
Actually don't have to do that, it was just one of the things that I
thought of right off the top of my head. What is the result of
echo $title=$row['title'];
?
Hulf wrote:
This does not work
echo $title=$row['title'];
echo "";
In what way does it "not work" and you do realise you're outputting
$title on its own as well as the table row and input. This will appear
above the table in most browsers since it's not actually part of the table.
-Stut
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Hulf wrote:
This does not work
echo $title=$row['title'];
echo "";
In what way does it "not work" and you do realise you're outputting
$title on its own as well as the table row and input. This will appear
above the table in most browsers since it's not actually part of the table.
-Stut
-
[snip]
echo $title=$row['title'];
echo "";
[/snip]
echo "";
You have to concatenate the value $title into the string
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