Question

I have this code:

echo ('<div></div>
'.(isset($replay->extra['mode']) ? $replay->extra['mode'] : "n/a").' 
<div></div>')

I want to put the this text before the just $replay->extra[‘mode’] : “n/a”).’

M-

so that it will look like this:

M-$replay->extra['mode'] : "n/a").'

to be fully like this:

 echo ('<div></div>
    '.(isset($replay->extra['mode']) ? M-$replay->extra['mode'] : "n/a").' 
    <div></div>')

But i keep getting syntax error so what is the correct syntax and way to do it?

Thanks

Answer 1

You need to concatenate the string within the inline if statement by making it a string (enclose in quotes) and using a ..

echo ('<div></div>'.(isset($replay->extra['mode']) ? 'M-' . $replay->extra['mode'] : "n/a").'<div></div>')

You may also have an error with your <div></div>‘s – unless you are trying to create an empty <div> before and after your string, you likely the following to wrap your output with the <div> tags:

echo ('<div>'.(isset($replay->extra['mode']) ? 'M-' . $replay->extra['mode'] : "n/a").'</div>')