HTML/PHP href Multiple Parameters [closed]

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I've got this line of code:

echo "<tr><td colspan='2'><a href='$row['type']/$row['id']/$row['wfurl']'>".($row['title'])."</a></td></tr>";

What i'm trying to achieve is a href that directs to /news/546/my-url-says-this, the link is firing from the sites home directory. How do I put multiple PHP parameters in a href link? And how do i solve the '' "" issues i seem to be experiencing?

Answer 1

Just to debug, try binding actual variables to the stuff you're pulling (I imagine you're pulling from a SQL DB with while($row = ...), right?).

So you'd have:

$type = $row['type'];
$id   = $row['id'];
...

Then try the echo with escaped double quotation marks and slashes and concatenation (what you're missing):

echo "<tr><td colspan=\"2\"><a href=\"".$type."/".$id."/".$wfurl."\">".$title."</a></td></tr>";

Answer 2

Try this :

 echo "<tr><td colspan='2'><a href='".$row['type']."/".$row['id']."/".$row['wfurl']."'>".($row['title'])."</a></td></tr>";