$filename=$variable

[Webnerdz]

I know the answer is probably right in front of me, but I just cannot figure it out. Can anyone please help me with the syntax here:

if ($i==1){$filename='$crpage';}

$crpage is the variable called from the previous page. When it creates the file it creates a file called $crpage.html in the directory. I just need to figure out why it doesn't create the name that is entered in the form for the $crpage variable.

Thank you all in advance for any assistance you can provide!

[kenrbnsn]

Either use double quotes (") or no quotes at all. Anything enclosed in single quotes is taken as a literal string.

Ken

[drdysdy]

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I know the answer is probably right in front of me, but I just cannot figure it out. Can anyone please help me with the syntax here:

if ($i==1){$filename='$crpage';}

$crpage is the variable called from the previous page. When it creates the file it creates a file called $crpage.html in the directory. I just need to figure out why it doesn't create the name that is entered in the form for the $crpage variable.

Thank you all in advance for any assistance you can provide!
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Umm, I'm not sure if I understand what you mean but here

[code]if ($i==1){$filename="'$crpage'.html" }[/code]

Try that