Variables in a URL?

[gagaga]

Hi, I was wondering how could I put changing variables in a url?

heres my code:

$x = "hi"

ShellExecute("https://www.google.com/=www&say=$x") ; just example url

I tried to search answer but couldnt find.. any help?

[Kip]

ShellExecute("https://www.google.com/=www&say="& $x)

[TehWhale]

$x = "high"

ShellExecute("https://www.google.com/=www&say=" & $x)

[furrycow]

Hi, I was wondering how could I put changing variables in a url?

heres my code:

$x = "hi"

ShellExecute("https://www.google.com/=www&say=$x") ; just example url

I tried to search answer but couldnt find.. any help?

I dont get it...that looks fine??

I mean at the moment, $x is always going to be "hi", is it that value you want to change..and if so, what are other results do you want $x to change it to, or where are you getting the other results for $x from??

[Kip]

I dont get it...that looks fine??

No it doesn't

[furrycow]

No it doesn't

ok, i actually see the typo in it, lol, i was a fool for not looking closer...i have brought shame on my family name

[TehWhale]

To use variables and a literal string you must use & to conjoin them. For example:

$Variable1 = "cal"
$Variable2 = "wmplayer"
$Variable3 = "mspaint"

Shellexecute($variable1 & "c")
ShellExecute("mspaint " & $Variable2)

You cannot use: "String $Variable" as it will take $Variable as a literal string and write that.