So i have to echo this
onclick="dhtmlHistory.add('location1',{message: 'backbox'});countdown()"
and if i echo " ...." the whole thing top it wont show because of the apostrophe
freakvista
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Jump to PostYou can escape them by prepending them with a backslash.
Jump to PostRight, but you don't need the parenthesis.
echo "onclick=\"dhtmlHistory.add('location1',{message: 'backbox'});countdown()\"";
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pritaeas
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You can escape them by prepending them with a backslash.
freakvista
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example?
freakvista
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It's ok this way?
echo("\onclick=\"dhtmlHistory.add('location1',{message: 'backbox'});countdown()\"");
pritaeas
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Right, but you don't need the parenthesis.
echo "onclick=\"dhtmlHistory.add('location1',{message: 'backbox'});countdown()\"";
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thank you so much
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