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#154987 - 13/04/2003 18:16 PHP Question
Dignan
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Registered: 08/03/2000
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Just a quick one. I've been doing really well on my own lately, with starting points from David.

Say I'm passing variables through links. I write one like this:
<a href="news-delete.php?id='.$article['id'].'">

That's in the middle of an echo. Now, how do I pass two variables of this type?
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#154988 - 13/04/2003 18:52 Re: PHP Question [Re: Dignan]
ricin
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You can either do this:


echo "<a href=\"news-delete.php?id=".$article['id']."&amp;x=".$x."\">Delete</a>";


...which can get very messy. Or, what I prefer, is to exit out of the PHP when doing HTML, like so:

?>
<a href="news-delete.php?id=<?php echo $article['id']; ?>&amp;x=<?php echo $x; ?>">Delete</a>
<?php
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#154989 - 13/04/2003 19:40 Re: PHP Question [Re: ricin]
Dignan
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Ahhh, thanks. No, I just didn't know how to connect them. I see a nice & does it Thanks a bunch!
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#154990 - 13/04/2003 20:00 Re: PHP Question [Re: Dignan]
ricin
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Ahh. No problem. I thought you were asking how to correctly format an echo statement to get the correct output for multiple variables.
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