Large String Mixed With PHP?
Mar 25, 2010
I have this large string mixed in with PHP because the drop downs offer a query from the users already uploaded. Anyways, somewhere there is an error inside the string, probably because the single quotes cancel each other - but I can't seem to combine them to fix it. Let me know if you see anything, or have tips.
var inner = '<colgroup><col span="1" width="250" /><col span="1" width="200" /></colgroup><tr><td class="leftAlign">Letter of Recommendation</td><td><? if(mysql_num_rows($f) != 0) {echo '<select name="recommendation_archive">';include "includes/objects/files_drpDwn.php";echo '</select>';}else { echo 'No files in archives.'; }?></td><td><input name="recommendation_upload" type="file"
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I converted the whole thing to php, and it looks better when looking at the source code, but it still doesn't work. Does anyone see anything wrong with the code here: Here's the php that produces the string:
Code:
<?php
echo 'var inner = '<colgroup><col span="1" width="250" /><col span="1" width="
200" /></colgroup><tr><td class="leftAlign">Letter of Recommendation</td><td>';
if(mysql_num_rows($f) != 0) {
echo '<select name="recommendation_archive">';
include "includes/objects/files_drpDwn.php";
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