PHP spelling String Consult

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Changing an old code
Refer to a JS method, as follows
Delete


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echo "$intserial". $value [' Realname ']."". $value [' Mobile '].". $arrgender [$value [' Gender ']]."". $value [' IDNumber ']." ". $value [' Passportnu ']."Delete";

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Error One:
echo "$intserial". $value [' Realname ']."". $value [' Mobile '].". $arrgender [$value [' Gender ']]."". $value [' IDNumber ']." ". $value [' Passportnu ']."Delete";

Reply to discussion (solution)

What kind of HTML do you ultimately need?
This is the way to get things done.

Your href= "Javascript:confirmdelete" (' delgroup.asp?gid=14 ', ' Group once deleted, the data will not be recoverable. Are you sure you want to delete this record? ');"
unclear meaning

1. Double and single quotes cannot be nested, and if nested, the middle part is escaped.
2. Single and double quotation marks can be used interchangeably.
3. With more quotes, you can use the Heredoc syntax
4. When stitching strings more, you can only stitch one line at a time.
$str. = ';
$str. = "";

Based on these principles, it is also easy to stitch strings:
Stitching 1:

 
  1,        ' realname ' = ' ' name ',        ' mobile ' = ' 13590909090 ',        ' gender ' and ' 1 ',        ' idnumber ' = ' idnum ' ,        ' passportnu ' = ' passport ',    );    $intserial = ' Ang? ';    echo "        $intserial        ". $value [' Realname '].        $value [' Mobile ']. "" . $value [' Gender ']. "        ". $value [' IDNumber ']. " " . $value [' Passportnu ']. "        Delete        ";

Stitching 2:

$str  = ""; $str. = "$intserial"; $str. = "". $value [' Realname ']. ""; $str. = "". $value [' Mobile ']. "" . $value [' Gender ']. ""; $str. = "". $value [' IDNumber ']. " " . $value [' Passportnu ']. ""; $str. =  "Delete"; $str. = ""; Echo $str;

The second method only splicing a small part at a time, the probability of splicing error is lower.

If you are HTML mixed with PHP, then you can only use the PHP echo variable, the rest of the parts with HTML code.

Thank you, two seniors.

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