a simple coding help.

[dgnzcn]

I have this  link code :

echo "<a href=pop.php?git=urun&popu&id=".$row_Rec1['id'].">".$bul."</a>";

 

and

 

I wanna add beetwen this code rel="facebox"

 

help please.

 

 

 

[dgnzcn]

I try this but not working 

 

 echo "<a href=pop.php?git=urun&popu&id=".$row_Rec1['id']."rel=\"facebox\">".$bul."</a>";

[JasonLewis]

How is it not working?

Add a space between the double quote and rel, and also place escaped double quotes around the href, like you've done with rel.

[kenrbnsn]

Change the double quotes around your main string to single quotes:

<?php
echo '<a href="pop.php?git=urun&popu&id=' . $row_Rec1['id'] . '" rel="facebox">' . $bul . '</a>';
?>

 

Ken

 

[freeloader]

@ kenrbnsn

 

You forgot to place '&' in front of 'rel'.

 

 echo '<a href=pop.php?git=urun&popu=&id='.$row_Rec1['id'].'&rel=facebox>'.$bul.'</a>';

 

This should work I think.

[kenrbnsn]

No, "rel" is an attribute of the <a> tag, it's not part of the URL. The way I interpreted the question, the OP wanted to put the string rel="facebook" in the <a> tag.

 

Ken

[jcbones]

Ken is correct.

 

facebox is a javascript function that works like lightbox.

[isedeasy]

Ken is correct.

 

facebox is a javascript function that works like lightbox.

 

It's not a javascript function but I know what you mean

 

I would write it as follows

<?php
echo "<a href=\"pop.php?git=urun&popu&id={$row_Rec1['id']}\" rel=\"facebox\">{$bul}</a>";
?>

 

[kenrbnsn]

If you're going to use double quotes around the string, us single quotes inside the string so you don't clutter up the string with escaped double quotes.

 

Which is easier on the eye, your way:

<?php
echo "<a href=\"pop.php?git=urun&popu&id={$row_Rec1['id']}\" rel=\"facebox\">{$bul}</a>";
?>

or

<?php
echo "<a href='pop.php?git=urun&popu&id={$row_Rec1['id']}' rel='facebox'>$bul</a>";
?>

 

Ken