use this
$result_html = " ... html code<-- \" FOOTER CENTER \$LOGOIMAGE
footer.jpg \" !--> ... more html code";
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martina.
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> The thing is that the result html code is to be parsed
$result_html = ' ... html code<-- " FOOTER CENTER $LOGOIMAGE footer.jpg
" !--> ... more html code';
Use SINGLE quotes to enclose DOUBLE quotes or $ dollar signs.
-Mike
At 11:51 AM 3/10/02 +0100, you wrote:
>The thing is that the result html code is to be parsed by HTMLDOC (pdf
>generator)
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
> 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
