I am using the same code but when registering the user it shows me the error "unexpected token a in json at position 0"
The moodle version is 3.1
The code works perfectly but how do you make the $courselink clickable in the email? I have tried so many ways but I keep getting syntax errors. Any ideas??
Here is the code I did to try making the link clickable. There must be a period or quote missing somewhere. Please help!
require_once($CFG->libdir.'/moodlelib.php');
global $CFG;
$courselink = $CFG->wwwroot . "/course/view.php?id=" . $course->id;
$url = $CFG->wwwroot . "/course/view.php?id=" . $course->id;
$body = "You have been enrolled to course"." ".$course->fullname."."<br/><br/>"."Please login to start your course."."<br/><br/>echo <a href =". $url ."></a><br/><br/>"."Thanks,"."<br/>Admin";
email_to_user($user,$USER,'Enrollment Notification','The text of the message',$body);
echo json_encode($outcome);
Try this:
echo <a href =". $courselink ."></a>;
That didn't work. I still get a syntax error. Am I missing a quote or comma or semicolon somewhere?
require_once($CFG->libdir.'/moodlelib.php');
global $CFG;
$courselink = $CFG->wwwroot . "/course/view.php?id=" . $course->id;
$body = "You have been enrolled to course"." ".$course->fullname."."<br/><br/>"."Please login to start your course."."<br/><br/>echo<a href =".$courselink."></a><br/><br/>"."Thanks,"."<br/>Admin";
email_to_user($user,$USER,'Enrollment Notification','The text of the message',$body);
echo json_encode($outcome);
try:
$body = "You have been enrolled to course. ".$course->fullname." <br/><br/> Please login to start your course. <br/><br/> <a href =\"$courselink\">click here to go to the course...</a><br/><br/>Thanks.<br/>Admin";
1)
In PHP $name will be substituted in double quotes. Not in single quotes
$name ="Miller";
echo "Tom $name";
:> Tom Miller
echo 'Tom $name';
:> Tom $name
2)
all the HTML, like <br> is just string content like letters a...z
echo "<h1> text</h1>";
:>
text
but when you want to print a " (double quotes) than you need a so called escape character before. the excape character is the backslash in PHP
echo "\"";
:> "
echo "\";
Syntax error
echo ' this is a double quote " ' ;
:> this is a double quote "
(please rate me, if it helps)
Guido
from lern.link