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I don't understand the question. &nbsp;Perhaps a question from me will help -- Where do you want to write the variable?
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I don't understand the question.  Perhaps a question from me will help -- Where do you want to write the variable?

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Well actually it works but I do not understand why.<br />
Normally you would write a hyperlink like so right?<br />
&lt;a href=&quot;some_site&quot;&gt;&quot;some text&quot;&lt;/a&gt;<br />
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With my variable would I not be missing the &quot;&quot;&nbsp;around the site address after href=<br />
&quot;&lt;a href=&quot;.$_POST['email_site_<wbr />address'].<wbr />&quot;&gt;&quot;.$_POST<wbr />['email_si<wbr />te_name'].<wbr />&quot;&lt;/a&gt;
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Well actually it works but I do not understand why.
Normally you would write a hyperlink like so right?
<a href="some_site">"some text"</a>

With my variable would I not be missing the "" around the site address after href=
"<a href=".$_POST['email_site_address'].">".$_POST['email_site_name']."</a>

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Ray makes a good point about striving for better code.<br />
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The var_dump is a very good idea. &nbsp;Regardless of what you do, if you are still having trouble, please share the var_dump of $mess with us.<br />
If using Ray's code, also the var_dump of $e and $n.
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Ray makes a good point about striving for better code.

The var_dump is a very good idea.  Regardless of what you do, if you are still having trouble, please share the var_dump of $mess with us.
If using Ray's code, also the var_dump of $e and $n.

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And a <b>var_dump($_POST)</b> might be a helpful and informative step, as well!
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And a var_dump($_POST) might be a helpful and informative step, as well!

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Both examples worked but I ended up using the HEREDOC syntax. &nbsp;Thanks a lot.
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Both examples worked but I ended up using the HEREDOC syntax.  Thanks a lot.

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Can someone tell me the correct way to write this variable. <br />
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&nbsp;$mess .= &quot;&lt;a href=&quot;.$_POST['email_site_<wbr />address'].<wbr />&quot;&gt;&quot;.$_POST<wbr />['email_si<wbr />te_name'].<wbr />&quot;&lt;/a&gt;&quot;;
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Can someone tell me the correct way to write this variable. 

 $mess .= "<a href=".$_POST['email_site_address'].">".$_POST['email_site_name']."</a>";

proper way to write a php variable with a hyperlink

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