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[ferre]

if i have a file name abc.php
the content is

<?
$message="
welcome {$username} !!
";
?>

i include(abc.php) in php file and
$s->assign("MSG",$message);

how to let it's show on [html form textfiled]
display like this

------------------------------------------
welcome {$username} !!
------------------------------------------

thz ^_^.....for all

[boots]

Hi ferre.

The thing is that when you assign $message you are using double quotes and 'curly syntax' (more here) which means that PHP replaces the {$username} with whatever is the value of the PHP variable $username in the current scope. In your example, that would mean that $message is assigned to {$MSG} as welcome !!.

Try this:[php:1:40244273ab]<?php
$message='welcome {$username} !!';
?>[/php:1:40244273ab]
Note the single quotes--they tell PHP not to do the variable replacement.

But all that assumes that you wanted to {$MSG} to literally result in welcome {$username} !! at template runtime.

HTH

[ferre]

thx for reply so soon....it's work , thz man