an****@blueyonder.com wrote:
I'm writing a PHP line to the foot of a file using another language. my
problem is I'm not sure how to write it so that the quotes (both single
and double) are corret for PHP to process.
The language I'm writing the PHP line with uses single quotes for a print
statement.
Therefore the line I want to write is (reducing to a single array
element to simplify):
$myArray = ( "Quote" ="It's time, "he said."" );
As you can see the quotes are complex already - but this line must be
written from another language enclosed in single quotes as:
print '$myArray = ( "Quote" ="It's time, "he said."" );'
So - my question is - how on earth do I escape such a thing?
Can anyone help please?
Andy
Or,
print '$myArray = ( "Quote" ="\"It's time,\" he said." );')
(I think you want the space after the quote, not before it).
But if you're trying to display this on an HTML page (i.e. a footer),
you should think about using the HTML " i.e.
print '$myArray = ( "Quote" =""It's time," he said." );')
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