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What’s the best way to post this echo? I know there’s a quote missing, I just don’t know where to put it.
<?php
echo '<a href="page.php"><em>' <?php echo $locale->translate('ID'); ?> '</em></a>';
?>
4
What’s the best way to post this echo? I know there’s a quote missing, I just don’t know where to put it.
<?php
echo '<a href="page.php"><em>' <?php echo $locale->translate('ID'); ?> '</em></a>';
?>
5
I would invert the code, let HTML call php and not the other way around:
<a href="page.php"><em><?php echo $locale->translate('ID'); ?></em></a>'
However, if you want to print from PHP itself:
<?php
echo '<a href="page.php"><em>' . $locale->translate('ID') . '</em></a>';
?>
It worked 100%. Solved. Thanks also to @Buback who also posted the correct solution.
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You must concatenate and not repeat echo.
<?php
echo '<a href="page.php"><em>' . $locale->translate('ID') . '</em></a>';
?>
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<?php echo '<a href="page.php"><em>' $locale->Translate('ID') '</em>/a>'; ? > // Also did not work.
– Deivid
missed to place the point before $ and after ('ID').
– buback