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Ok that's what I wanted to know, whether something similar is possible, not whether my syntax is right because i know it's wrong. When it comes to functions or conditional statements you can jump into HTML. For example: <? if ($var = $something) ?> <p>Do this</p> <? } else { ?> <p>Do something else</p> <? } ?> I wanna know if I can store that html in a variable. I like to develop my HTML in Dreamweaver, have Dreamweaver preview the HTML in it's internal browser. That's why I want to know if this is possible.

Doing: $event->description = { ?> ....... <? } doesn't work.

Hi, I've created this object where a programmer can set all these values and the object can print out a div box with all the values formatted. In this div box I'd like to have this free text area that could potentially include images and tables and all sorts of HTML markup. Here's an example of how the code would look like: <?php $event = new Event(); $event->title = "My title"; $event->description = "<p>My description</p>"; $event->display(); ?> Since I'm using Dreamweaver, I'd like the description to be defined outside the php tags so I can make full use of Dreamweavers GUI. The thing is, I don't know if PHP has a syntax that will enable me to do something like this: <?php $event = new Event(); $event->title = "My title"; $event->description = { ?> <img src="..." /><p>description</p> <?php } $event->display(); //etc... ?> Does anyone know is something similar is possible? Thanks!