There isn't one, PHP will execute a script to start and end a PHP script you need this <?php <-- start // code ?> -- end Code (markup):
They are totally different. You can output/print <a href=""></a> using print() function in php print '<a href=""></a>'; PHP:
or you could just use the <?php start tag and ?> end tag when necessary, like this: <?php echo 'What a beautiful day'; ?> <a href="index.php">Home</a> <?php echo 'Another script here'; ?> PHP:
I know you can only use JS and HTML in the <a></a> tags. No others. <a onclick="alert('You have clicked this link!');">Click here</a> Code (markup): Or <a href="#">Click here</a> Code (markup): Hope it helped.