php coding for an html link

[not_terry]

I have the following line of php to display a page.

 

echo "<td><a href='hotels-in-sharm-el-sheikh-egypt-with%20roadmaps-maps-locations-and%20landmarks-diving-boat-trips-excursions.php?q=" . $row['name'] . "'>More Information</a></td>";

            

the code works but my editor displays the line as follows.....

 

echo "<td><a href='hotels-in-sharm-el-sheikh-egypt-with%20roadmaps-maps-locations-and%20landmarks-diving-boat-trips-excursions.php?q=" . $row['name] . "'>More Information</a></td>";

 

somehow the editor is getting confused between the php and html and as you can see the variable name is split into two colours.  Normally this would indicate a syntax error.  Can anyone correct the syntax or give me a simpler way of creating the link 

 

Thanks

            

 

[Jessica]

echo "<td><a href='hotels-in-sharm-el-sheikh-egypt-with%20roadmaps-maps-locations-and%20landmarks-diving-boat-trips-excursions.php?q=" . $row['name'] . "'>More Information</a></td>";

It looks fine in our syntax highlighter. Get a better editor.

[ginerjm]

You are missing a closing single quote on your href= before you issue the closing double quote to concatenate the $row value.

[Jessica]

You are missing a closing single quote on your href= before you issue the closing double quote to concatenate the $row value.

No, he's not. The single quote is right where it needs to be, after the query string.

[jeapie]

try to escape " character like \" instead of using '. May be your editor will show no errors.

But still you don't have any mistakes.