Javascript in PHP file help

[Ragnarak]

ok i have this javascript code from an ad company:

<!-- FASTCLICK.COM 728x90 and 468x60 BANNER CODE for blahblah.co.uk -->
<script language="javascript" src="http://media.fastclick.net/w/get.media?sid=14116&m=1&tp=5&d=j&t=n"></script>
<noscript><a href="http://media.fastclick.net/w/click.here?sid=14116&m=1&c=1" target="_blank">
<img src="http://media.fastclick.net/w/get.media?sid=14116&m=1&tp=5&d=s&c=1"
width=728 height=90 border=1></a></noscript>
<!-- FASTCLICK.COM 728x90 and 468x60 BANNER CODE for blahblah.co.uk -->

I need to include this in a php file but know i need to alter it a bit to do so.

The php file looks like this:

PHP Code:

 echo "<table border=\"0\" cellpadding=\"0\" cellspacing=\"2\" bgcolor=\"#000080\" width=\"80\" align=\"center\">\n" 


so i know i need to change " to \" but not sure if it's that simple.

If anyone could tell/show me how to change the javascript to get it to work i'd appreciate it

Thanks

[BuddhistPunk]

Rather than editing the given code to fit into a php echo or print, I would suggest dropping out of php tags and using plain html instead. It will save you alot of time.

e.g.

<?php
$message = "Hello World";

//more php stuff here
?>

<!-- BANNER CODE IN PLAIN HTML HERE -->

<?

print $message;

//more php stuff here
?>

[Ragnarak]

Originally posted by BuddhistPunk
Rather than editing the given code to fit into a php echo or print, I would suggest dropping out of php tags and using plain html instead. It will save you alot of time.

that would be much better but the part i need to add the javascript to is inside a function and so i don't think i can split it in half can i?

[BuddhistPunk]

You can :-D

<?
//test function breakouts
WriteHtml("foobar");

function WriteHtml($message)
{
	print "<font face=verdana size=1>A line of text from PHP<br></font>";
	?>
	<font face=verdana size=1>A line of text from HTML<br></font>
	<font face=verdana size=1>Another line of text from HTML with a PHP var : <?=$message?><br></font>
	<?
	print "<font face=verdana size=1>Another line of text from PHP<br></font>";
}

?>

That will output :

A line of text from PHP
A line of text from HTML
Another line of text from HTML with a PHP var : foobar
Another line of text from PHP

[Ragnarak]

Originally posted by BuddhistPunk
You can :-D

cheers

think it's all sorted now

[Mong]

By the way, use single quotes in PHP were possible, it aids speed.

echo "Mong is ace";
echo 'Mong is ace';

The latter is executed quicker as the stuff inside the quotes is not evaluated.

You should only use it thusly;

$foo = 'ace';
echo "Mong is $foo";

M.

[Gayle29uk]

Originally posted by Mong
$foo = 'ace';
echo 'Mong is '.$foo;