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Thanks for responding @DerekTP123 I'm not sure if you saw this so this is what I say earlier I don't think you guys understand why I want to use eval for this. I'm using eval so I can have unique variables because later down the road i'm going to want to call a certain group of variable for example this $db_row_getSearched'.$User_x.' really means this $db_row_getSearchedClient or this $db_row_getSearchedModel because what if later down the road I want to call $db_row_getSearchedClient['Name'];

Thanks for your reply Mohibur Rashid. I don't think you understand why I want to use eval for this. I'm using eval so I can have unique variables because later down the road i'm going to want to call a certain group of variable for example this $db_row_getSearched'.$User_x.' really means this $db_row_getSearchedClient or this $db_row_getSearchedModel because what if later down the road I want to call $db_row_getSearchedClient['Name'];

But don't you need to insert the expression between a opening and closing character like these with the forward slashes I thought I read some where that you need forward slashes to show that is where the regular expression code is located at. In other words the other examples don't have those forward slashes. So forward slashes aren't needed in regular expressions to symbolize that this section is where regular expression code constructed at?

Ok I will but how can I make this execute multiple script tags? It only execute one script tag section.