There are more errors, and JavaScript gets blocked with little.
The first part to work:
setTimeout wants the instruction going to be executed, to be wrapped in quotes, single or double as well as
alert requires for its string-message; so, the correction by
swordz would be enough, if JS/HTML alone.
He alternates ' and " quotes, they not to interfere: You can't do setTimeout('alert('testing!!');',3000); nor with repeating " (JS gets blocked!); this is right, as for JS:
setTimeout("alert('testing!!');",3000);BUT, since PHP echo introduces string by quotes itself, interference would occur again.
We can use backslash as
escape character in place; this works:
CODE
<?php
echo "<script type=text/javascript>
<!--
setTimeout(\"alert('testing!!');\", 3000);
//-->
</script>";
?>