echo "<input type="checkbox" name="h" id="cbox3" /><label for="cbox3"><img align="middle" src="/upload/JPNP033.JPG" /> </label>";
I am making the PHP file to show image with 'checkbox'. I want each image with one's own 'checkbox'.
I added this echo sentence in my php file but after i added this command, my file shows nothing(it doesn't work...)
Try this, use ' instead of " quotes
echo '<input type="checkbox" name="h" id="cbox3" /><label for="cbox3"><img align="middle" src="/upload/JPNP033.JPG" /> </label>';
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Use single quotes ('), otherwise the double quotes (") will interfer with each other, causing the data not the be output:
echo '<input type="checkbox" name="h" id="cbox3" /><label for="cbox3"><img align="middle" src="/upload/JPNP033.JPG" /> </label>';
What you're basically doing is ending your echo by writing " in your HTML. What you should do is write \", this basically makes it so that it ignores the " as PHP.
Also, as suggested, you can change every " (that is HTML) to '.
While writing HTML content in echo please remember this.
If you are using double quotes " as outer quotes then quotes used in HTML should be single quotes ' and Reversal.
So change you echo syntax according to that.
Try this, use ' instead of " quotes
echo '<input type="checkbox" name="h" id="cbox3" /><label for="cbox3"><img align="middle" src="/upload/JPNP033.JPG" /> </label>';
but the good practice is
your php code here ?>
<input type="checkbox" name="h" id="cbox3" /><label for="cbox3"><img align="middle" src="/upload/JPNP033.JPG" /> </label>";
") to open the htmltypeattribute, you are effectively ending the string there. Anything after that becomes a syntax error hence your file showing nothing (fatal error).my file shows nothing- Time to enable error reporting - It will make your life a whole lot easier.