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BACKGROUND: I am tempted to write something like the following foreach ($non-matches as $key => $val) { echo '<script> $("#' . $key . '").append("<p style=' . '"color:red;">Complete this item!</p>);</script>)'; } QUESTION ONE: Under the assumption that the echo statement is correct would you recommend this as proper programming procedure? If not, please explain why and provide an alternative, more appropriate strategy that would achieve the same objective suggested by the use of a jQuery object ? QUESTION TWO: If it is proper programming procedure, please correct the echo statement so that it will achieve the following: $("#...").append("<p style='color:red;'>Complete this item!</p>"); EDIT: In order to assist you in your response, the PHP variable $non-matches contains a list of values for the id attributes of form input control tags that have been carefully selected through a prior PHP procedure. An alternative approach that is currently under consideration is to create a JSON object, assign it to a Javascript variable, and iterate the resulting object with jQuery.