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1. What does not work?
2. What is the declaration of that class in css?
3. Here's a simplified example. Does this work?
Without providing more information we can't help you much better. The main things we should know are:
1. What is the error/problem you're getting.
2. What is the class name and its declaration.
2. What is the declaration of that class in css?
3. Here's a simplified example. Does this work?
Code:
$saved = "<style type='text/css'>\n";
$saved .= " .title { background: red; }\n";
$saved .= "</style>\n";
$saved .= "<table><tr><td class='title'><a href='go.php?$d->id' title='in/out - $d->hitsin/$d->hitsout' target='$d->id'>$url</a></td></tr></table>";1. What is the error/problem you're getting.
2. What is the class name and its declaration.
Curious, but what does "referrers.php" have to do with your stylesheet? Is your page that's not working called "referrers.php"?
If you're properly escaping the "" in <td class=""> (<td class=\"\"> then you're not bringing in your stylesheet properly.
It's also possible that you haven't defined your css class properly in your stylesheet.
![[cheers]](/data/assets/smilies/cheers.gif "[cheers] [cheers]")
Cheers!
Laura
If you're properly escaping the "" in <td class=""> (<td class=\"\"> then you're not bringing in your stylesheet properly.
It's also possible that you haven't defined your css class properly in your stylesheet.
Code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>Just a test page</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<link href="sheet1.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen">
</head>
<body>
<?php
$saved = "";
$saved .= "<table><tr>";
$saved .= "<td class=\"classname\"><a href=\"go.php?$d->id\" title=\"in/out - $d->hitsin/$d->hitsout\" target=\"$d->id\">$url</a></td>";
$saved .= "</tr></table>";
?>
</body>
</html>Cheers!
Laura
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Many Many Thanks guys...
in my referrers.php
I had:
$saved.="<td class="cellcontent"><a href=\"go.php?$d->id\" title=\"in/out - $d->hitsin/$d->hitsout\" target=\"$d->
it now works with this:
$saved.="<td class='cellcontent'><a href=\"go.php?$d->id\" title=\"in/out - $d->hitsin/$d->hitsout\" target=\"$d->
I used the single quote marks...
How very odd?
Many thanks again, perhaps someone could explain why that happened...
A+,CCNA
in my referrers.php
I had:
$saved.="<td class="cellcontent"><a href=\"go.php?$d->id\" title=\"in/out - $d->hitsin/$d->hitsout\" target=\"$d->
it now works with this:
$saved.="<td class='cellcontent'><a href=\"go.php?$d->id\" title=\"in/out - $d->hitsin/$d->hitsout\" target=\"$d->
I used the single quote marks...
How very odd?
Many thanks again, perhaps someone could explain why that happened...
A+,CCNA
Not odd at all. As Laura explained, your problem was strictly delimiting strings in php. What php saw of your code was a string ("<td class=") followed by a php command (cellcontent) and followed by another string (everything else). PHP choked because it had no idea what kind of command cellcontent was. Do you know why you have backslashes in front of all your other double quotes? It is because putting a backslash in front will mean that the quote does not delimit string but is the actual output of the double quote. And that's all there is to it. My solutions used double quotes to delimit string in php and single quotes to delimit attribute values in html and so no escaping (putting backslash in front of it) was needed. Code is easier to read that way.
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