that's what you need:
$str = 'hello "' . ($i+1) . '"';
you must put $i+i in brachets in order to evaluate first the expresion
$i+1 and then concatenates it to the string
best regards
mihai
i'm not young enough to know everything
Hello all;
I am a new PHP user. (But not new at programing.)
Raymond
This produces what I think you want:
$str = 'hello' . ($i+1);
Mike
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From: "Raymond Still" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 4:50 PM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] help in understanding string / integer concatenatio
Hello all;
I am a new PHP user. (But not new at programing.) I'm
running Win XP, Apache, PHP 5.0.3 (and PostgreSQL 8,
not that that should make a difference).
I'm trying to use PHP to generate drop down lists of
arbitrary length in a form ( and )
I've come across something strange, to me, in usi
