Can you please translate this thml line to php before I do harm to myself !!

Hi

I need to incorporate this line in a php file.

 <a target="_blank" href="../C27reduced/C27 
	<?php echo $rowpdf[page_number]; ?>.pdf" ><img class="pdf" src="../images/pdflogo.gif" >	</a>

HTML:

Unortunately it is a bit too complicated for me to do.
I do know I am supposed to to escape the double quotes,etc. but I am too new to php and its not working.

Many thanks for your teaching.

 

This is my faulty attempt.

	echo  "<a target=\"_blank\" href=\"../C27reduced/C27";
	 echo ".$rowpdf[page_number]."pdf >."";
	echo ".<img  src=\"../images/pdflogo.gif\" >	</a>." ";

Code (markup):

Thanks

 

<?php
echo "<a target=\"_blank\" href=\"../C27reduced/C27$rowpdf[page_number].pdf\"><img class=\"pdf\" src=\"../images/pdflogo.gif\"></a>";
?>

PHP:

Try that.

 

Hi

You guys never seem to stop amazing me.
Right on, first time.
I am going to study this for next time.
Cheers mate, much appreciated.
jacka

 

<?php echo "<a target='_blank' href='../C27reduced/C27$rowpdf[page_number].pdf'><img class='pdf' src='../images/pdflogo.gif'></a>";?>

PHP:

 

This way you never have to worry about escaping characters

$prints=<<<EOT
<a target="_blank" href="../C27reduced/C27
    <?php echo $rowpdf[page_number]; ?>.pdf" ><img class="pdf" src="../images/pdflogo.gif" >    </a> 

EOT;

echo $prints;

PHP:

 

Thats usefull, whats oet stand for?

 

EOT stands for End-of-transmission.

 

EOT can be anything though. It's just an example of a Heredoc string.