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You're trying to echo the output of a function, but the function is within the quotes. Either assign the function's output to a variable before the echo and echo that variable, or concatenate the function into the string.

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Try add the following before you echo:

 

$reminders= count($reminders);

 

I tried double quotes, but I'm still missing something

 






<?php echo ((count($reminders)) > 0) ? "<span id=\"reminder_counter\" class=\"menu_number f_right mrm\"> {count($reminders)}</span>" : ""; ?>

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