note 48211 deleted from function.explode by bjori

Note Submitter: mswitzer - propagandabydesign - com ---- Just a clarification on matzie's comment. You only need double quotes if you want PHP to parse what is enclosed in them. A character (i.e. -, |, /) can be in single quotes, but anything php needs to parse (\n,\r,$var) needs to be in double quotes. The double quotes tell PHP to parse what is contained, single quotes tell PHP to spit it out as is without reacting to anything in it. for instance: <?php $var = 'Hello'; ?> The ouput of <?php echo '$var'; ?> is $var. The ouput of <?php echo "$var"; ?> is Hello.