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If you are creating applications in PHP, even if you are beginner, you definatelly see echo function already. Echo function just outputs it's argument to a user browser or to a console/terminal if PHP script is running in the CLI mode. The trouble rises, when you have to put ' or " sign in a echo, because you have to use one of this characters just to begin and terminate echo literal. To embed such characters in displayer string, you need to use escape sequence . It is a special characters combination, that makes some special sense in string literal. So, if you want to send quote sign to user, not to terminate echo string, use \" escape sequence. If your sequence is terminated by single quotes ('), then you can also include this character in string by escape sequence \'. See examples below: echo "This example shows \"escape sequences\" in php string, like quotes etc"; echo 'This example shows \'escape sequences\' in php string, ...

You can print a array contents like in php print_r() function in smarty tempalte. The common mistake is to forget about second print_r parametr for returning it's output. This parameter have to be set to true. If you forget to set it to true, your array contents propably will be somewhere at begining of a content. This is the solution: {$myArray|@print_r:true} Notice the @ symbol that provides parsing argument as array, not as string.