PHP error in Netbeans IDE

Question

I am currently using a PHP 5 along with Netbeans IDE to create a login page.

However Netbeans seems to not understand the codes that I have added into the console box.

The error originates from the "echo "....." line.

The codes are as follows:

$query = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error());
 echo "Thank You for registering {$first_name}! Your username is {$username}";
 echo "<a href="index.php"> Click here </a> to Login";
}
}
?>

The errors shown are:

-Syntax error: Unexpected : Index -Syntax error: Unexpected : String

Iznogood · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-08 03:48:27Z

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from

 echo "<a href="index.php"> Click here </a> to Login";

to

 echo "<a href=\"index.php\"> Click here </a> to Login";

You have to escape those "" or use '' like so:

 echo '<a href="index.php"> Click here </a> to Login';

But watch out on that first echo you MUST use "" since you are using variables in it.

answered Sep 8, 2010 at 3:48

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Jet · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-08 04:36:23Z

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Try:

 echo "Thank You for registering {$first_name}! Your username is {$username}",
            '<a href="index.php"> Click here </a> to Login';

or:

        echo sprintf("Thank You for registering %s! Your username is %s\n<a href='index.php'> Click here </a> to Login",
                        $first_name, $username);

answered Sep 8, 2010 at 4:36

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