<?php cp_latest_tweet('<?=$next_fixture?>'); ?>
The next_fixture part is where I’m having trouble. How do I go about this?
<?php cp_latest_tweet(‘<?=$next_fixture?>’); ?> The next_fixture part is where I’m having trouble. How do I
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<?php cp_latest_tweet('<?=$next_fixture?>'); ?>
The next_fixture part is where I’m having trouble. How do I go about this?
Why the hell would you do that?
Simply pass the var directly:
If you want to have a string before/after it, e.g.:
or