I get this error notice in the VS code Unexpected 'StringLiteral'. Expected ',' with the PHP code below. Please help me understand what is wrong in it. I see this error with the line beginning with Click to..
while ($dbh->next_record()) {
$tracker_info = json_decode($dbh->Record['tracker_info'], TRUE);
inform_sl_operations("PO$dbh->Record['po_number'] needs Follow Up. Due: $dbh->Record['alert'] \n"
. " Click to <a href="'search_results.php?po_number=$dbh->Record['po_number']'">view order</a>,"
. " service@pmm.com", "PO $dbh->Record['po_number'] needs Follow Up");
}
Using " inside quotes, like:
$string = "href="example.com"";
Is wrong and needs to be escaped, like:
$string = "href=\"example.com\"";
Another possible mistake, don't do:
$string = "$dbh->Record['po_number']";
Store in variable then use, like:
$po_number = $dbh->Record['po_number'];
$string = " ... $po_number ... ";
Try something like:
while ($dbh->next_record()) {
$tracker_info = json_decode($dbh->Record['tracker_info'], TRUE);
$num = $dbh->Record['po_number'];
$alert = $dbh->Record['alert'];
inform_sl_operations("PO $num needs Follow Up. Due: $alert \n"
. " Click to <a href=\"search_results.php?po_number=$num\">view order</a>,"
. " service@pmm.com", "PO $num needs Follow Up");
}
You need to escape the double quotes in the href attribute of the <a>
"<a href=\".......\">"