Hi, hopefully someone here knows how to solve this?

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alert(\“Please fill in all required fields.\”); window.location.href = “.$page_location.”; </script>”;
?>
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Can someone please correct this? It’s not working :( First of all I’m not sure if I can direct to a URL drawn from a variable?

Bugger… try again

<?php
$page_location = ‘designer.php’;
echo “<script language=\“javascript\” type=\“text/javascript\”>
alert(\“Please fill in all required fields.\”);
window.location.href = “.$page_location.”;
</script>”;

?>

Nevermind then… sorted it out myself :)

JTQ said:

Nevermind then… sorted it out myself :)

And the solution (for those of us who couldn’t figure it out) is?

You have probably already realised that nesting multiple sets of quotation marks is a big pain. You could do it like this…

<?php $page_location = ‘designer.php’; ?>
<script language=“javascript type=text/javascript>
alert(“Please fill in all required fields.”);
window.location.href = “<?php echo $page_location; ?>”;
</script>

But for this code snippet the PHP is not actually doing anything, so why not just output it all as straight HTML?