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Should be '...' for stings and "..." for html or holding a variable togeather if you want to goto good codeing practices.
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' ... ' is a simple string which is not parsed by PHP for variables, etc.
" ... " is a complex string which is parsed (and is therefore slightly less efficient). $mystring = '<a href="'.$link.'">Test URL</a>'; $mystring = "<a href=\"$link\">Test URL</a>"; both produce the same result, however the first example is more efficiant and (IMO) easier to read and work with. |
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$mystring = '<a href="$link">test url</a>';
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in that case it will just print exactly that as php does not parse the string for variables
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Unless of course that string gets passed through eval(); later on
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