I have a block of code that calls a function to copy some text to the
clipboard.  The text includes some text and an email from a recordset.
 I am trying to put the email address inside a single quote however
any PHP or javascript methods that I try to use causes the function
not to work.  If I want to add a single quote should I put it inside
the php echo or in between?  and if so how should I format?


<span onclick='return copy_clip("<?php echo 'The payers email is '; 
?><?php echo $row_rsPayments['payer_email']; ?>")'>Click Here</span>

Rich,
Here is the code you want your PHP to output:
<span onclick="alert('The payers email is \'blah@blah.com\'');">Click
Here</span>

the \' cancels out the special meaning of the ' so just displays ' instead.

Stu

"Rich" <tdmailbox@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I have a block of code that calls a function to copy some text to the
> clipboard.  The text includes some text and an email from a recordset.
>  I am trying to put the email address inside a single quote however
> any PHP or javascript methods that I try to use causes the function
> not to work.  If I want to add a single quote should I put it inside
> the php echo or in between?  and if so how should I format?
>
>
> <span onclick='return copy_clip("<?php echo 'The payers email is ';
> ?><?php echo $row_rsPayments['payer_email']; ?>")'>Click Here</span>