Hi guys,
I'm having trouble formatting a link to this line of PHP code:

What is the correct format for making the word, "register" a link with a title tag as well?

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Steve Castaneda, Realtor
Keller Williams Realty
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There may be a little more to it since my PHP is largely self-taught, but I know that putting html tags inside PHP usually requires you to put backslashes in front of all the interior quote marks. I would try it like this:

If I'm missing some information here somebody please correct me, but I know I've had to do this before and it's at least partially right, it's just been a while.

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Stacy Clifford
ChiliPepperWeb.net
Open-Realty Hosting

DEFINE("LANG_FORM_RESTRICTED","Please login or <a href=\"register.php\" title=\"Register Here\">register</a> to post comments.");

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Jeff
admin@dcvegas.com
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Yeah, I didn't fill out the whole href tag, but at least I was on the right track. Use DCVegas's line Steve, it's more correct.

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Stacy Clifford
ChiliPepperWeb.net
Open-Realty Hosting

That worked great, thanks guys!

Just so I understand, the "\" character in PHP escapes the next character from being recognized in PHP, right? Or something like that? I know that the " character caused issues in the syntax since it is used elsewhere in this line of code.

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Steve Castaneda, Realtor
Keller Williams Realty
The MyHomeHouston Team

Specializing in Houston Real Estate. Feel free to visit my Houston Real Estate Blog or read about Real Estate Technology for agents.

The backslash escapes double quotes in php - so php doesnt 'see' the double quotes, but only prints out the whole string constnat you defined.

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Jeff
admin@dcvegas.com
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http://www.dcvegas.com