Javascript to PHP ?

Is there a way to convert a variable in java to PHP?

Yes but not withut a page refresh, you can set a cookie in javascript that PHP can then access, or you can include a javascript variable in a link or form input, ie

<script>
function go(){
var thisvar="wombat";
location.href='next.php?var='+thisvar;
}
</script>

when called this would redirect to next.php where you can call the variable $var

I would prefer not to refresh the page.

Would it be possible to do this by including the script code from another file?



This doesn't work. But is it possible to do it in a similair way and include the variable there. E.g. if you could do:

<script>

include the file

</script>

somehow?

This question was asked just a couple of days ago. See my responses in this thread.

So in ensence... Your writing the javascript on the fly to the browser while the php parser is still running on the server dishing out more javascript...

Still trying to get a grasp on all this stuff.....


TimeImp

Thanks! Your solution worked.




That's correct. I want my customers to add a certain javascript that will load some stuff from my server, but I need to know on what site they added the javascript.