echo.... some echoo newbiee... me....

[BaBe]

guys help me with this... im trying to echo this statement:

<a href=&quot;javascript:Start('

http://javascriptsource.com')&quot;;>Open

javascriptsource.com</a>

i tried:

echo &quot;<a href=\&quot;javascript:Start('

http://www.domain.com/sub.php$whatever=1')\&quot;;>Open

javascriptsource.com</a> &quot;;

it never did work.. newbie..
Error: Unexpected character in input: '\' (ASCII=92) state=1

I just want to echo/print &quot;<a href=&quot;javascript:Start('

http://javascriptsource.com$whatever=1')&quot;;>Open

javascriptsource.com</a> &quot; into my php... simillar to the output of echo &quot;Hello World&quot;;


Tnx....

 

[steijssen]

what is

http://javascriptsource.com$whatever=1

?
I think it should be something like this

http://javascriptsource.com/someFile.php?whatever=1

you can send the whatever variable to files, not domains, without the $ sign.
You only use the $ in the whatever file to manipulate the variable.

the link should be something like this then:

$url = &quot;

http://javascriptsource.com/someFile.php?whatever=1;

print(&quot;<a href=''javascript:Start(&quot;.$url.&quot'>Open javascriptsource.com</a>&quot;

Put the url in a separate variable, it's much easier ;-)
That should do the trick

 

[steijssen]

sorry, a typ-o ;-)

print(&quot;<a href='javascript:Start(&quot;.$url.&quot'>Open javascriptsource.com</a>&quot;

There that's better
Good luck!

 

[steijssen]

Well d$mn, I gave you a wrong code :-(

This is the correct version:

<?
$url =&quot;\&quot;

http://javascriptsource.com/someFile.php?whatever=1\&quot;&quot;;

print(&quot;<a href='javascript:Start(&quot;.$url.&quot'>Open javascriptsource.com</a>&quot;
?>