[SOLVED] Simple include problem?

[lindm]

I have a phpscript generating html code in a variable, like:

 

$html="code goes here";

 

Now I have an external file (say html2.php) with some additional code I want to include in the middle of the $html string. My first thought was like this:

 

$html="code '.include("html2.php").'goes here";

 

That seems to be a nogo. Any simple solutions? I need the setup where the html code is in a string...

[mikesta707]

$html = "code blah blah blah include(\"html2.php\") goes here";

 

just write include() inside the string. Don't concatenate it, b/c it will execute then, and won't execute when the code is output, or echo'd.

 

Hope that helps!

[KevinM1]

I have a phpscript generating html code in a variable, like:

 

$html="code goes here";

 

Now I have an external file (say html2.php) with some additional code I want to include in the middle of the $html string. My first thought was like this:

 

$html="code '.include("html2.php").'goes here";

 

That seems to be a nogo. Any simple solutions? I need the setup where the html code is in a string...

 

Try:

 

$html = "code";

include("html2.php"):

$html .= "goes here";

[lindm]

Thanks!!