Hello

I currently maintain an e-bulliten where I'm required to update information regarding upcoming conferences.

Currently, I write the code by hand, using the following template and filling in the gaps:

	<p><a name=""></a><strong></strong></p>
	<p>Date: </p>
	<p>description</p>
	<p>Location: </p>
	<p>Further information: <a href="" target="_blank"></a></p>
<p align="right"><a href="#top">Back to Top</a></p>
<hr /> 
<!-- -->

I will be able to make the bulletin quicker, by creating an HTML form, where I put the info in and submit it. I will then use a PHP page tohandle the form and print out the code above, with the variables included where they belong.

Then, I just copy the code into the HTML page I'm updating and it will be a hell of a lot quicker.

Currently, my basic form is here: http://hamishnet.homelinux.com/~hami...ences_form.php .

My problem is: When one uses the "print" command in PHP, to print, say

<p>Date:  </p>

it reads the <p>'s etc as HTML command (which is obviously very clever, but not what I want).

I know that I can use \"$href\" to escape the apostrophies (").

My question is, how can I get PHP simply to print the HTML code and NOT to include it into the page?

Thanks
Hamish

If you're going to copy the code into a HTML page the easiest thing is to print the code out inside a textarea. The HTML code will remain in tact

ah yes, thanks. I noticed that last night but didn't make the connection.

Thanks,

Hamish

That or use single quotes, the variables will not be parsed inside single quotes.