Quotes Inside Quotes Php
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Quotes inside quotes php. In php it is different. Instead just use this function. If all you want to do is quote a string as you would normally do in php for example when returning an ajax result inside a json string value or when building a url with args don t use addslashes you don t want both and escaped at the same time. Before php 5 1 1 the backslash in var had not been printed.
If the string is enclosed in double quotes php will interpret the following escape sequences for special characters. I believe you should be building up a string of code and echo out less frequently. The variable is evaluated to oh something. Php function quote str double quoting only.
And other thing is echo my name. You should echo each line inidivdually. When string is specified in single quotes php will not evaluate it or interpret escape characters except single quote with backslash and backslash which has to be escaped. I ll repost it here in case it helps anyone if you want to save text as a variable or display it on the screen with say echo or print you have to surround the text in quotes surrounding text by quotes makes that text a string.
Echo my answer is something br. In php people use single quote to define a constant string like a my name abc xyz while using double quote to define a string contain identifier like a b c d. This is an article i wrote a while ago on my old blog when i first started learning php. My answer is oh something.
Some tips on outputting html with php. This method in used when we want to the string to be exactly as it is written. Echo input type hidden name id value htmlspecialchars row id ent quotes utf 8. Single quoted strings are the easiest way to specify string.
As in single quoted string s escaping any other character will result in the backslash being printed too. In the above using double quotes the variable something is evaluated within the quotes and the result isn t what is expected.