Looking for a quick fix in PHP script -- Should be simple

Hello everyone!

I am curious as to how I can echo a variable in this line of code:

// Body
    $mailer->Body = 'Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href="#">Link Text</a> to complete the registration process.';

Code (markup):

I need to echo a value as the link.

for instance:

// Body
    $mailer->Body = 'Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href="echo $emailaddress">Link Text</a> to complete the registration process.';

Code (markup):

I know the syntax is wrong, and I'm wondering if anyone can help me by either letting me know how to fix it, or if there is a link to some info out there, either would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

$mailer->Body = 'Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href="echo $emailaddress">Link Text</a> to complete the registration process.';

to

$mailer->Body = 'Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href="'.$emailaddress.'">Link Text</a> to complete the registration process.';

 

Awesome firman01, I'll try that ... Thanks!

 

Either this

$mailer->Body = 'Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href="'.$emailaddress.'">Link Text</a> to complete the registration process.';

or

$mailer->Body = "Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href=\"$emailaddress\">Link Text</a> to complete the registration process.";

 

Hey all,

I appreciate the help with the previous issue, however, now I have the problem with the script not sending a message ... Can anyone help?

Here's the code:

<?php
$product = "BreakTest-2 MM";
$mastermind_link = "Link URL";
$emailaddress = $_POST['email1'];
$name = $_POST['name'];

if (isset($_POST['product2']) && $_POST['product2'] == $product) { 	//Bundle is being purchased

	header('Location:' .$mastermind_link);
	$send_signup = true;

} 
else {

    header('Location: http://URL');

}

if ($send_signup) {
	
	require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/config.php');
 
	require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/lib/MailClass.inc');
 
	$mailer = new AutoMailer();
 
	// Set the subject
	$mailer->Subject = 'My Subject';
 
	// Body
	$mailer->Body = 'Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href="'.$mastermind_link.'">Mastermind Sign-up</a> to complete the registration process.';
 
	// Add an address to send to.
	$mailer->AddAddress($emailaddress, $name);
} 

if(!$mailer->Send()) {
    echo 'Confirmation email was not sent. Please contact the site administrator to resolve the issue.';
}

$mailer->ClearAddresses();
$mailer->ClearAttachments();

?>

Code (markup):

 

You need to use double quote to put variables in string literals.

$mailer->Body = "Thank you for purchasing my Product<br /> Please follow this link: <a href=\"{$emailaddress}\">Link Text</a> to complete the registration process.";

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