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Asked: 2026-05-29T05:31:44+00:00

For some landing page templates there is code like this: <?php $Name = ‘FOO’;

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For some landing page templates there is code like this:

<?php
    $Name = 'FOO';
    $Title = 'FooTitle';
    $Date = '00/00/0000';
    $Time = '00:00';
    $Time2 = 'AM';
    $AttendLink = 'http://linktoattend.html';
    $LogoLink = 'http://www.google.com';
    $Logo = 'http://www.domain/images/image.jpg';
    $LWidth = '';
    $LHeight = '';
    $Event = '<p class="indent">foo</p>';
    $List = '<ul>
                 <li>One</li>
                 <li>Two</li>
                 <li>Three</li>
                 <li><strong class="red">As an added bonus:</strong>foo</li>
            </ul>';
    $Offer = '<p class="indent">foo</p>';
    $Presenter = '<p class="indent"><a href="<?php echo $Link ?>">Link!</a></p>';
?>

For brevity the area of concern is this

<html>
<head>
<title><?php echo $Title ?></title>
</head>

<body>
<p><?php echo $Presenter ?></p>
</body>
</html>

where the variable “$Presenter” is outputting “” as the link. I understand why it’s doing this but not how to fix it. How do I include a variable “$Link” inside another variable “$Presenter”? Is there a more semantically correct way to do this?

Thank you

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  1. Editorial Team

    You have nested <?php ?> tags.

    Change to:

    $Presenter = '<p class="indent"><a href="' . $Link . '">Link!</a></p>';

    Or

    $Presenter = "<p class='indent'><a href='$Link'>Link!</a></p>";
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