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hi,
is there a way to pass a javascript-variable to a php-file without using forms or the url (like "file.html?id=xxx") ? i need to dynamically change the size of frames based on the user's resolution (thanks to netscape)... or is there a way to directly get the screen resolution using PHP? |
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You can use cookies... http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/js/client/jsref/cookies.htm has more info about using cookies with javascript.
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