Hi Mike,
Try this little test :
<?php
// Our array :
$row = array('city' => 'Seattle', 'state' => 'Washington');
// Can do in PHP4 :
print "{$row['city']} {$row['state']}";
// Can do anytime :
print $row['city'] . ' ' . $row['state'];
?>
Not sure when "{$array['index']}" came about exactly but iirc it's not
allowed in PHP3. Concatenating your strings is always available and
works wonderfully.
Regards,
Philip
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Mike Mike wrote:
> Hello,
> Is there a way to get spacing between
> $row["City"],$row["State"] in the html output?
> I've tried echo "$row["City"], nbsp; $row["State"]";
> and a bunch of other things and get Parse error: parse
> error, expecting `STRING' or `NUM_STRING' or `'$'' .
>
> The way I want the output is as follows:
> Duluth MN but I get DuluthMN
> Thank you
> --Mike
>
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