how i assign php code to variable?.

[nivas_kumar]

hi..

I need to assign php code to string variable but it display errors

please help me.

Code:

$stringdata="<?php

$str = &$str[$blocks[$i]];

$str = &$str[sizeof($str) - 1];

 

?>";

 

[trq]

What errors?

[Floydian]

The easiest way to do something like this, is to import the text into the script. Otherwise, you'll just have to manually escape anything that needs escaping.

 

Luckily for you though, in this case, you can simply use single quotes and the string you have there will be saved to the variable just fine.

 

Just in case you're planning on using that string in an eval(), remember the wise words of the creator of PHP Rasmus Leardorf:

 

"If the answer to your question is using eval(), then you almost certainly did not ask the right question.";

[nivas_kumar]

Error is:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[', expecting ']' in C:\xampp\htdocs\zpro.php on line 3

 

And Code is:

File Name:zpro.php

 

echo $stringdata="<?php

$str = &$str[$blocks[$i]];

$str = &$str[sizeof($str) - 1];

 

?>";

 

after $stringdata, It will be stored in new file.

[Floydian]

Did you try using single quotes?

 

after $stringdata, It will be stored in new file.

 

If that was a response to --

import the text into the script

 

I think you missed my point there. What I said is about where you get the string from, you're talking about where it goes when you're done.

[nivas_kumar]

Fine.

I changed single quotes, now working . Thanks for proper explanation and thanks phpfreaks for the opportunity thank you Floydian.

[Floydian]

You're welcome