Re: Escaping double quotes

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> So I'm writing this page (PHP Newbie here) and it checks to see if a var
> is set, if it isn't it spits out the form info like so: echo "<form
> action="myform.php" method="post">";
> Now is there a way to 'wrap' that so I don't have to escape quotes?
> Something like perls 'qq' function is what I'm looking for. 
> I tried a few different functions from the website, magic_quotes,
> addslashes, htmlspecial etc etc but none did what I was looking for
> 
> Jeremy Pavleck
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I believe you can just use single qiote for this example of yours.

echo '<form action="myform.php" method="post">';

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