browser links

change < to <
and also > to >

foreach($orders as $orders){
echo '
<a href=\'
https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/gp/orders-v2/details?ie=UTF8&orderID='
.$orders['orderid'].'\'&gt;'.$orders['orderid'].'</a>'
;

echo '
<a href="
https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/gp/orders-v2/details?ie=UTF8&orderID='
.$orders['orderid'].'"&gt;'.$orders['orderid'].'</a>'
;

}

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You need to use a text editor or HTML/code editor and change the HTML entities like < to the characters that are needed for the links to work.  HTML entities are character sequences used to display characters that HTML would otherwise use to decide how to display the page.  In your sample above, you need to replace < with < and > with > and your links will work in a web page.

Well, that ended up not working well.  I'll have to put spaces between the character sequences for this to display properly.  Change "& l t ;" to "<" and "& g t ;" to ">" in your code editor.

applied your change

I am only getting links for urls that have no (null) orderid

now it works... thanks

The $orders['orderid'] part is a PHP variable that needs to be filled in by the PHP code... which means this needs to be a *.php page, not a *.html page.