Cand we apply php constructs, and logic inside php string variable.... like
// php string variable:
$content = "Something in string........bla bla bala.......".
while(.....){}
."agian string...";
echo $content;
// i am getting error => unexpected T_WHILE in my php....
No, you can't. But you can use a function :
function myFunction() {
while(....) {
...
}
return $something;
}
$content = "Something in string........bla bla bala......." . myFunction() . "agian string...";
echo $content;
No. No, you can't.
Use string concatenation properly:
$content = "Start";
while (<something>) {
$content .= "Middle";
}
$content .= "End";
No you can't do that but you could do this.
$content = "Something in string........bla bla bala.......";
while(.....){
$content .= "agian string...";
}
echo $content;
No. You'll have to append in a loop:
$content = "Something in string........bla bla bala.......";
while ($i++ < 20) {
$content .= 'something else';
}
$content .= 'something to end';
echo $content;
