How to echo a hyperlink with a variable? [closed]

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Getting these hyperlinks right and mixing HTML with PHP seems to be a constant source of sorrow for me. Whats wrong with this hyperlink?

echo '<a href = "googler.php?query='.$suggestion[$ss_count].'">$suggestion[$ss_count]</a><br>;

回答1:

it should be

echo '<a href = "googler.php?query='.$suggestion[$ss_count].'">'.$suggestion[$ss_count].'</a><br>';

Within single quotes variables are not interpolated so you have to pull the link text out of the string literal.

回答2:

try it ..!!

echo '<a href = "googler.php?query='.$suggestion[$ss_count].'">'.$suggestion[$ss_count].'</a><br>';

回答3:

you all missing the point.

JUST USE BACKSLASH

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17705248/how-to-echo-a-hyperlink-with-a-variable