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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Can Form 8655 Output

Instructions and Help about Can Form 8655 Output

Hello, this is Alex from PHP academy' de org. In this PHP tutorial for the new Boston, I am going to show you how to echo HTML out to a page. So, we already know how to echo data. It's basically echoing out whatever string data we want and this will produce the result. Now, what happens if we want to echo out some HTML data? Let's say I want to echo out an input text for a form. Normally, this would be done outside our PHP tags. We would have "input type" equals and we'd have two double quotes, and this will be text because I've "name" equals. Let's just say "name" and "value" equals. At the moment, we can just say Alex. Although this can be used as specified, we don't really need this. Now, as it stands, this is going to produce this result. We've just a simple text area here where we can type text in here, simple. Now, what happens if I want to put this straight into here? You think, "Well, it's just going to echo the text out. That's absolutely fine. It's going to process this as HTML, as we've already seen." Now let's refresh. You can see that we've received this past error and it's saying expecting a comma or a semicolon on line two. So, if we go over to line two, we can see it is indeed this line here and we don't know exactly where we're expecting a semicolon, but we are in fact expecting it here. The reason we're expecting it in this position is because this has told us that we're ending our echo output. The reason for this is because we've started with double quotation marks, this appears to be ending with double quotation marks. Now, there are a few resolutions...