<?php $file = $_GET['file']; $url = "/popup.php?file=".$file; echo "", "<a href=# onClick=popitup('", $url, "')>", "Download", "</a>"; ?>< Code (markup): you see where it says ' Download' i want it have red colour, can you please put the code in it so it will show download text in red? i have 3$ and want to give it to u if u want
<?php $file = $_GET['file']; $url = "/popup.php?file=".$file; echo "", "<a href=# onClick=popitup('", $url, "')>", "<font color="red">Download</font>", "</a>"; ?>
<?php $file = $_GET['file']; $url = "/popup.php?file=".$file; echo "", "<a href=# onClick=popitup('", $url, "')>", "<font color='red'>Download</font>", "</a>"; ?>
the <font> element is obsolete. echo '<a href="#" onclick="popitup(\'' . $url . '\'); return false;" style="color: red;">Download</a>';
Haha this was funny . Or you can try to edit the templates that the php calls. I have some php files that uses some templates, such as header and footer, and its much more better to edit the templates, before editing the php files
Instead of red you should choose the color of red you want such as #FF0000,#F62217,#E41B17,#F62817,E42217, or #C11B17 <?php $file = $_GET['file']; $url = "/popup.php?file=".$file; echo "", "<a href=# onClick=popitup('", $url, "')>", "<font color="#FF0000">Download</font>", "</a>"; ?>