Echo title attribute php

Question

I have the following in functions.php:

function twentyten_continue_reading_link() { global $id; return ' <span class="readmore"><a href="'. get_permalink($id) . '" title="' . the_title_attribute( array('echo' => 0, 'before' => 'Permalink to: ', 'after' => '')) . the_title() . '">' . __( 'Read More &#187;', 'twentyten' ) . '</a></span>'; }

which creates a "Read More" link after an excerpt with a title attribute.

I want to do the same thing in another part of the site, but the code for this 'Read More' link is different (see below). Since it's a php echo statement the same syntax won't work and I don't know how to translate what I have above to work in the situation below. I want to keep the href= $permalist[$j], but add a title attribute after it.

echo "<p class=\"readmore\"><a href=\"$permalist[$j]\">Read More &#187;</a></p>";

Chip Bennett · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-20 17:39:45Z

Not exactly wordpress question, more of a php but -

The syntax for echo is quit simple : You start with a quotation mark, and close with a quotation mark. But since INSIDE the HTML we also need quotation marks , we separate them by using the single ' for PHP and the double " for HTML. every time you have a php function, command, or variable, you should close the single quotation mark, place a DOT . and also put a dot . after, and re-open the single quotation mark if needed. close all with semicolumn

So it would look like this :

echo ' <mytag class=" ' . $phpvariable . ' " title = " continueHtml " ' ;

in your case :

echo '<p class=\"readmore\"><a href=' . $permalist[$j] . ' title="your title" >Read More &#187;</a></p>';

OR

 echo "<h2><a href=\"$permalist[$j]\" >$titlelist[$j]</a></h2>"; echo '<h2><a href="' . $permalist[$j] . '"/>' . $titlelist[$j] . '</a></h2>';

I am not familiar with permalist[$j] - does it being produced by you in any manner ? or did you mean permalink ? or are you using some kind of plugin that produces it ?

Edit

Using your code above, just change the syntax, and use the_title_attribute():

<?php echo '<p class="readmore"><a href="' . $permalist[$j] . '" title="' . the_title_attribute( array( 'echo' => 0 ) ) . '">Read More &#187;</a></p>.; ?>

Thanks for your help. permalist[$j] is a variable defined in the plugin (it's the permalink to the active slide in the content slider). I followed your suggestion but now the title attribute is displaying as "' . the_title_attribute( array('echo' => 0, 'before' => 'Permalink to: ', 'after' => '')) . the_title() . '" -- that code actually displays as the link title on hover. What am I doing wrong? Do I need to define . the_title_attribute . somewhere in the code before I use it? — Sarah
– Sarah, Commented Feb 19, 2012 at 18:23
See edited answer for example usage of the_title_attribute() in your code. — Chip Bennett
– Chip Bennett, Commented Feb 20, 2012 at 17:40

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