i have searched a lot and still no chance, is there a way for calling a php function inside echo HTML ?
i also tried this and not worked.
<?php
echo <<<HTML
[HTML PARTS..]
<td colspan="2">its function: <? $z = func($x); echo $z; ?> </td>
...
HTML;
?>
function works outside of html.
You need to do:
<?php
$z = func($x);
echo <<<HTML
[HTML PARTS..]
<td colspan="2">its function: {$z} </td>
...
HTML;
?>
Or you could just not use heredoc:
<?php
// your php code
?>
[HTML PARTS..]
<td colspan="2">its function: <? $z = func($x); echo $z; ?> </td>
...
<?php
// your php code
?>
Nope. You can insert variables as per usual, so you'll need to calculate this before hand.
Echoed text isn't evaluated. To interpret "stringed" code you'd need eval, although it's a very deprecated command, since it's dangerous.
A better option would be to concatenate the result of those function calls to the HTML.
Nope. Results need to be calculated beforehand. Only variables get parsed
