you might have to split the string up, escape the relevant bits and then concatenate the split bits.
But $my_string already contains a php section with an echo statement in it. Then when you echo $my_string you will be trying to echo an echo statement. Is that what you want to do ??
Hi thanks for your reply,
Its part of a very complex ecommerce CMS so while I don’t want to echo an echo specifically I need the data from it so I guess I would have to shorten that to $button_add_to_cart.
My problem is that I am trying to take one hyperlink button (the code above) and spit it out multiple times (looping though an array to change the id each time) so I can’t just write the HTML and echo what I need once, I need to include all of the HTML above in one php string. Does that make sense?
In other words, my controller file can perform the loop but I can only echo once in my view(template) so I need one string.