<a href> tag inside PHP

[ainoy31]

Having an issue with getting this to work:

 

echo "<a style = "color:#FFFFFF; text-decoration: none" href = "../myFlights.php">Click Here</a> to view your flights.";

 

thx for the help.

[soycharliente]

You need to escape the double quotes. If you include double quotes inside the php echo statement, it will think you closed the string to output.

 

<?php
echo "<a style=\"color:#fff;text-decoration:none;\" href=\"../myFlights.php\">Click Here to view your flights</a>.";
?>

 

The \ character tells php that you want the character following to literally appear in the string for output.

[LiamProductions]

<?php
echo "<a style=\"color:#FFFFFF; text-decoration: none\" href = \"../myFlights.php\">Click Here[/url] to view your flights.";
?>

 

I think i just did it right... Im new to PHP too... Plus you can't have Qoutes (") inside echos without using a back slash. 

[soycharliente]

That's exactly what I said. Plus, ainoy31 had an HTML syntax error that I fixed (the [ /url ] thing).

[redarrow]

charlineholder you so correct, But i think m8 in my opeion that inline css is bad for html becouse the idear off css is

to create templates via a seprate page.

 

what do you all think.

[soycharliente]

I agree as well, but one step at a time

[LiamProductions]

Hmm... I thought he wanted that [/url] on it... so i just left it.