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@NogDogDec 21.2005 — #Consider this sequence of events:
Therefore, because of the sequence of things, it is relatively simple to have PHP affect JavaScript by doing things such as using PHP variables to set values within the JavaScript. It is much more problematic to do the reverse, as the JavaScript would have to send data to the host where PHP processing is done, then somehow get the results sent back to the browser.
This [i]might[/i] be possible using the latest fad: Ajax. However, I'll leave that to the Ajax gurus as I know next to nothing about it. (I generally avoid doing anything with JavaScript, since - for accessibility reasons - I then have to do double work and come up with non-JavaScript solutions for users who do not have JavaScript available and enabled.)
lil help variables
hi,
i’ was a bit confused on which forum(javascript/php) i should put this in so i put it here:
basically what i have is a .phtml page with javascript and php in both work but what i want to do is assign a variable and then use it in the php file
and what i want to know is:
is this possible???????if yes how do you do it????
and is there any php statement that refers to javascript??????
i dont know because i only started working with php yesterday and it seems pretty flexable but with the $ in front of each variable it makes things confusing for me being a complete noob in php.
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@NogDogDec 21.2005 — #Consider this sequence of events:Therefore, because of the sequence of things, it is relatively simple to have PHP affect JavaScript by doing things such as using PHP variables to set values within the JavaScript. It is much more problematic to do the reverse, as the JavaScript would have to send data to the host where PHP processing is done, then somehow get the results sent back to the browser.
This [i]might[/i] be possible using the latest fad: Ajax. However, I'll leave that to the Ajax gurus as I know next to nothing about it. (I generally avoid doing anything with JavaScript, since - for accessibility reasons - I then have to do double work and come up with non-JavaScript solutions for users who do not have JavaScript available and enabled.)