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Eoghan Uttley
1,076 Points100% sure I'm filling this in correctly..what gives
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<?php
$name = "Mike";
?>
<html>
<head>
<title><?php echo $name ?> | Treehouse Profile</title>
</head>
</html>
Eoghan Uttley
1,076 PointsDeclare variable called name with value of Mike, echo $name to screen.
Liam Linacre
Courses Plus Student 386 PointsJust ran through the challenge, i think Holger Liesegang is correct
2 Answers
Holger Liesegang
50,595 PointsHi Eoghan Uttley !
You might just want to add the echo statement under the variable declaration like this and you can pass the challenge:
<?php
$name = "Mike";
echo($name);
?>
Eoghan Uttley
1,076 PointsTa mate
Holger Liesegang
50,595 PointsYou're welcome and welcome to Treehouse, Eoghan Uttley !
Jan Van Raemdonck
22,961 PointsI think you forgot a semicolon
<?php echo $name; ?>
EDIT
if you only want to echo 1 variable you can also use the shorthand notation:
<?=$name?>
Eoghan Uttley
1,076 PointsStill doesn't work no :(
Liam Linacre
Courses Plus Student 386 PointsLiam Linacre
Courses Plus Student 386 PointsIt's a good idea to post the question. Not everyone who can help has necessarily seen the question.