I can't figure out how to include a variable inside an HTML link; this link is itself a variable. My quotation marks work fine until I try to add $ou. Any ideas?
$mout = '<img src="http://www.example-website.com/header.jpg" width="600px" height="101px" alt="header" /><br />Click on the following link to confirm your registration:<br /><a href="Http://example-website.com/coupon.php?o=' . $ou'">Confirm</a>';
$mout = '<img src="http://www.example-website.com/header.jpg" width="600px" height="101px" alt="header" /><br />Click on the following link to confirm your registration:<br /><a href="Http://example-website.com/coupon.php?o=' . $ou . '">Confirm</a>';
Although the above examples are perfectly fine, when using double quotes you can include variables in the string, for example:
$foo = "bar";
echo "This is a variable: $foo";
will output:
This is a variable: bar
However with single quotes you are required to close the quotes and append the variable like so:
echo 'This is a variable: ' . $foo;
Also, using remember you can escape quotes with a backslash within a string if you want them to be included.
For example:
$foo = "This string contains \"Double-Quotes!\"";
echo $foo;
Would output
This string contains "Double-Quotes!";
You forgot . after your variable:
' . $ou . '
'...coupon.php?o='.$ou.'">Confirm</a>';
you're missing a dot
