Simple Variable Question

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi everyone.... again,

I am really getting into php still. Learning more every day. I love it.
But I have run into a problem I cannot solve.

From what I understand, you can only "echo $variable", if the variable is created above the "echo".
short example
$something = "1999 kawasaki";
Echo $something;
----------

How would I echo or print a variable if it is created below the area where I want to place the "echo $variable"
Short Example
Echo $something;
**all of the page content here**
$something = "1999 kawasaki";


I have searched for hours and cannot find a solution.
Thanks in advance for any help

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