Using a while statement in an echo.

[Excellent1]

""; and ''; are the proper ways, no use to make it into a method.

Naresh's user system was badly coded, as he now admits ;P

You could use ''; aswell but ""; is the proper solution. Naresh's usersystem was badly coded as you said but it set the tone for a few PHP coders today

[Dentafrice]

I just said ''; and "";, you don't need to tell me what are the "proper solutions", I believe I know a tad bit more then you

[Agnostic Bear]

I just said ''; and "";, you don't need to tell me what are the "proper solutions", I believe I know a tad bit more then you

And I believe I know a "tad bit" more than you, no need to boast now, and using either ("") / ('') or '' / "" is correct, it's just what you use for your coding style, i don't use () on return ''; but I use it on echo(); It's just a personal choice, there are no rights or wrongs here.

[Hypertext]

Read what I said above, my coding is not clean when I'm doing it for myself, client coding is clean and uses proper terms and syntax. Secondly I don't have access to my servers at the moment so I can't test out the outcome can I?

Yeah, I knew the proper way, just thought there may be another way Haha, (" ") is a bad bad habit I'm sure a lot of coders share

Sorry, but to have a client, and code like that, even without testing, is impossible... unless your client is seriously mentally impaired.

Oh, and I've said this a million times, using parenthesis on language constructs DOES slow the script down.

Also a quick clarification for a lot of people who don't seem to understand the difference between '' and "", the MAIN difference (not the only) is that using double quotes you can have variables inside it.

Example

echo "$hello"; //works
echo '$hello'; // doesnt work

echo "hello"; //works
echo 'hello'; // also works and is a lot faster 

[Protege]

I use
echo( 'Pls ***' );

cuz its me personal choice yo yo & looks well sxi lyk mr sxi bear xoxox

[redtom]

Secondly I don't have access to my servers at the moment so I can't test out the outcome can I?

Xampp

[Source]

And I believe I know a "tad bit" more than you, no need to boast now, and using either ("") / ('') or '' / "" is correct, it's just what you use for your coding style, i don't use () on return ''; but I use it on echo(); It's just a personal choice, there are no rights or wrongs here.

*Removed*. "Blah" and 'Blah' are the proper ways, I just asked the other developers @ work - they have qualifications in most languages and I'm sure they would know the best way... ('') works, but it looks naff.

Anyhoo, just do a while statement with an echo in it.... rather than the while in an echo as that is just not possible..


Edited by ,Jess, (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not be rude towards other forum members.

[Agnostic Bear]

You are the biggest **** on this forum, end of story. "Blah" and 'Blah' are the proper ways, I just asked the other developers @ work - they have qualifications in most languages and I'm sure they would know the best way... ('') works, but it looks naff.

So you're flaming me for saying exactly what they said before you asked them?

Well done.

[Stepheen]

You are the biggest **** on this forum, end of story. "Blah" and 'Blah' are the proper ways, I just asked the other developers @ work - they have qualifications in most languages and I'm sure they would know the best way... ('') works, but it looks naff.

Anyhoo, just do a while statement with an echo in it.... rather than the while in an echo as that is just not possible..

Can you take a photo of them?

[Excellent1]

I just said ''; and "";, you don't need to tell me what are the "proper solutions", I believe I know a tad bit more then you

And I believe you should calm the attitude, pull that head from your rear and get off the high horse back onto the playground pony.