Redirect user through another variable, keeping my background - PHP

Question

good afternoon!

Is it possible for me to put one href to redirect to another page within a variable?

I have a simple listing where I display the name, and on the side I have a button that redirects to an editing page, I would like to put that same function of button, where I display the name, it is possible?

My code where I display the name: echo" <td>{$cont['nome']}</td>";

My button:

echo "
<td> 
<a href='edit_personal.php?id=".$cont['id']."&nome=".$cont['nome']." target='new_blank'></a> 
</td>";               

I tried, but it didn’t work...

Answer 1

The title of your question is a bit confusing, but if I understand your problem is only with concatenation.

The double quotes say to the PHP to start the interpolation and this costs more appeal. The ideal would be to use the single quote when interpolation is not used.

// Exemplo utilizando concatenação
echo '<td><a href="edit_personal.php?id=' . $cont['id'] . '&nome=' . $cont['nome'] . '" target="new_blank">' . $cont['nome'] . '</a></td>';

// Exemplo utilizando interpolação
echo "<td><a href='edit_personal.php?id={$cont['id']}&nome={$cont['nome']}' target='new_blank'>{$cont['nome']}</a></td>";