Store inline HTML within variable in PHP

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You could do that using output buffering. Have a look at the examples at ob_get_contents() and ob_start().

<? ob_start(); ?>

All kinds of stuff, maybe some <?= "php"; ?> etc.

<? $var = ob_get_contents(); ?>

You may be thinking of the Heredoc syntax:

<?php
$var = <<<EOD
text goes here
EOD;
?>

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