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How do I pass JavaScript variables to PHP?
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<script>
function myHandler(){
var idproduct = myHandler.caller.arguments[0].target.id;
document.getElementById("product").value = idproduct;
}
</script>
<input class="form-control" id="product" name="view" type="text" disabled " />
<?php $product_view = X ?>
Some one know what can I add on my javascript so I can send the variable "idproduct" to product_view variable
Use a form and Post or Get You can also optionally use WebSockets or you can probably use a request to a .php page setup to handle such of another type of request.
I suggest to create a hidden field and then treat that in your post back or call back
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Hi I need to pass a JS variable to PHP that can be used in a MYSQL query
i tried with
$varPQR = "<script> document.writeln(IdLocalStorage); </script>"; echo $varPQR;
$queryGetPqr = "SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->prefix}sfcwp_pqrs WHERE codigo_queja = {$varPQR}";
didn't work
Use form and hidden input to pass data from client to server
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What is the difference between client-side and server-side programming?
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1. <script>
2. document.getElementById('description').innerHTML = description;
3. </script>
4. <div id="description"></div>
How to get the value of line 4 into PHP code?. Also when I use the traditional way
<?php $weather = <div id = "description"></div>?>
The weather variable is not displayed wherever I want it to be displayed.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank You.
The PHP is processed on the server side, while the Javascript value is processed in the user's browser. So when the page is sent, there is no value there yet.
You can do this:
<?php
$weather = '<div id="description">Details go here</div>'; // define variable
echo $weather; // include / print variable
?>
But if the value does not exist yet that you want to include, then you need to use AJAX to send it to PHP if that's indeed what you need. Although if it doesn't need to go back to the server, it can likely be done just with JavaScript on the client side.
I suggest finding some good books on learning PHP / learning JavasScript / learning HTML.
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Is there a way to get the jquery this.val() read into PHP at runtime?
I have a dynamic push of data and need to run a SQL statement that depends on the jquery value of this.val() - so something like
<?php $sql = "select * from table where id = " . this.val(); ?>
No, becouse PHP can't read user's DOM.
You need to make an ajax request to send the data to the server.
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<script>
myjsvar= $('#project_start_date').val(); //result is 10-11-2014
</script>
<?php
$myphpvar = //how to get value of myjsvar into php variable?
?>
how to get value of myjsvar into php variable $myphpvar?
thanks
You can't use javascript variable in php code. Php code run's on the serverside and javascript code runs in the client side. You can't ask the browser to run php code.
Your variable loc will have a value only when the code reaches the browser.
If you want to get some value from server and combine it with javascript variables then do the following.
Use an ajax request and send the desired values to server. The server will return with a response. Use that response text and store it in your action variable.
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I would like to pass a text string to a php file,
Here is my code:
var t2 = new Text(figure_defaultFigureTextStr, x, y + figure_defaultFigureRadiusSize/2,
figure_defaultFigureTextFont, figure_defaultFigureTextSize);
t2.style.fillStyle = figure_defaultFillTextStyle;
f.addPrimitive(t2);
Basically PHP is a server side language, you cannot execute it client-side.
So the best bid would be, to send a HttpPost request alongwith the variable value. This would send the data to the server. There you can save the data of it inside a file or what so ever.