PHP HTML output

Answer 1

The second example should work, except you said <php instead of <?php

Answer 2

There is no correct way. Outputting HTML within a switch is the same as outputting it anywhere else.

Answer 3

There's no correct way perse, both should work.

In your first example you need to make sure there is no space between <<< and EOM and no semicolon afterwards.

Example:

$myvar = <<<END
<div>My html here</div>
END;
echo $myvar;

another option would be to use:

echo "<div>My html here</div>";