--- In php-list@yahoogroups.com, James Keeline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- whoisquilty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I want to set a variable that will include HTML code and MySQL query > > results. > > Is this possible? > > Yes. Instead of using print or echo simply build up a big variable. This can > contain any variables or dynamic content you desire. > > $out = ""; > $out .= "first line<br />\n"; > $out .= "second line<br />\n"; > > To send the output to the browser simply: > > print $out; > > You can also play games with output buffering -- ob_*() functions -- but these > require that your opening PHP tag be on the first line, first character > position. I don't think it will work if you start to send output to the > browser. It may not be as picky as header(), set_cookie(), etc. which write > to > the HTTP headers. > > James >
Thanks, James. What if I want to pass $out to another page? I tried that and since my $out has code in it, the page is reading it as code and not as a variable in a link. Jeremy
