Re: Help in concatenation

1. <a class="<?php print($class);?>" href="<?php print("$thispage".($y>0?("?start=").$y:""));?>"><?php print($pg);?></a> 2. <a href="<?php print("$thispage".($next>0?("?start=").$next:""));?>"><<</a> turns into: > <?php > $string = '<a class="' . $class . '" href="' . $thispage; > if ($y > 0) $string .= "\$start=" . $y; > $string .= '">' . $pg . '</a>'; > ?> > <?php > $string2 = '<a href="' . $thispage; > if ($next > 0) $string2 .= '?start=' . $next; > $string2 .= '"></a>'; > ?> I can squeeze the if operation into the string but I can't see good cause for this (this is less spageti this way) On 06/06/2008, Nasreen Laghari <nasreen_laghari@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > I need to change PHP embeded in HTML to HTML embeded in PHP as trying to > use modularity approach. > I'm stuck on below these lines where concatenation is the big issue. I have > researched, read but couldnt sort this out after try really hard. > Could any one please help me to change this code to HTML embeded in PHP > please. Mostly i'm getting confuse where text is written in red > I know it is very basic question but this concatenation is confusing me so > much. I have spended my whole day in sorting this out but :( > 1. <a class="<?php print($class);?>" href="<?php > > print("$thispage".($y>0?("?start=").$y:""));?>"><?php > print($pg);?></a> > 2. <a href="<?php > > print("$thispage".($next>0?("?start=").$next:""));?>"><<</a> > Thank you > > >