[SOLVED] Another pair of eyes needed (unexpected T_CHARACTER, expecting T_STRING ...)

[Gnub]

I've looked at this for around 30 min, can't seem to figure out where the problem is.

 

echo "<TR><TD><a href=CreateQuote.php?Offer=$row[\"Row_No\"]Day=$row[\"revised_date\"]FromA=$row[\"Departure\"]ToA=$row[\"ArrivalPoint\"];>Quote</a></td>";

 

What this is doing is putting fields into a URL for another page.

 

thanks in advance.

[per1os]

echo "<TR><TD><a href=CreateQuote.php?Offer=".$row["Row_No"]."&Day=".$row["revised_date"]."&FromA=".$row["Departure"]."&ToA=".$row["ArrivalPoint"].">Quote</a></td>";

 

try that.

 

--FrosT

[papaface]

Should should really do it like this:

echo '<TR><TD><a href="CreateQuote.php?Offer='.$row["Row_No"].'Day='.$row["revised_date"].'FromA='.$row["Departure"].'ToA='.$row["ArrivalPoint"].'">Quote</a></td>';

[Gnub]

Solutions worked, thanks gents.  forgot about the "."

[kenrbnsn]

When putting array references into a quoted string you either have to use concatenation or curly braces. The following shows using concatenation:

<?php
echo '<TR><TD><a href="CreateQuote.php?Offer=' . $row['Row_No'] . '&Day=' . $row['revised_date'] . '&FromA=' . $row['Departure'] . '&ToA=' . $row['ArrivalPoint'] . '">Quote</a></td>';
?>

 

I also fixed the "href" contents.

 

Ken