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[SOLVED] Using a double quote in PHP/HTML


dmaru09

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Alright, I know in PHP when you echo and want to write in HTML you can normally use a ' to replace a ".

 

However I am running into a problem.

 

echo "

<INPUT

    TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE='Submit CR'

    onClick='return confirm('Changing an existing')'

    >

";

 

Does not seem to produce the correct output.  It works as a button, but no conformation comes up.

 

The normal format for this input would be:

 

echo "

<INPUT

    TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE='Submit CR'

    onClick="return confirm('Changing an existing')"

    >

";

 

 

Any ideas how to fix this?

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