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Hi,

 

The following line of code will not work when it is called this way but works fine if put into standard HTML. I think the reason is something to do with using escape. '\ '/ or something, not quite sure how to use it

 


<?php

...

$myinfo[0] .= "<td id='slot_bk' ONMOUSEOVER='popup('Link description here','yellow')'; ONMOUSEOUT='kill()'>{$time}<br>Slots:$t</td>";

?>

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It's highly unlikely that this will work fine in HTML since you have single quotes surrounding single quotes.

 

Try this:

<?php
$myinfo[0] .= "<td id='slot_bk' ONMOUSEOVER=\"popup('Link description here','yellow')\"; ONMOUSEOUT='kill()'>$time<br>Slots:$t</td>";
?>

 

Ken

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