Dynamic data exchange between JavaScript and PHP
This is a discussion on Dynamic data exchange between JavaScript and PHP within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; Hi. I was thinking about how to dynamically submit and recieve Data between Javascript and PHP. After some days of ...
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07-07-2006
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Dynamic data exchange between JavaScript and PHP
Hi.
I was thinking about how to dynamically submit and recieve Data between Javascript and PHP. After some days of trying around I produced the following piece of code: --snip-- <html> <head> <script> function send_data(content) { var s=document.createElement("script"); s.src="recieve.php?content="+content; document.getElementById("body").appendChild(s); } function recieve_data(content) { if (content) alert("OK"); else alert("ERROR"); } </script> </head> <body id='body'> Sometext <input type=button OnClick='send_data("blabla");'> </body> </html> --snap-- where a button or something else can call the JavaScript-Function send_data with some data to send to the PHP-Script which can access the data by using $_GET['content'] and the PHP-Script could output for example --snip-- recieve_data(1); --snap-- to tell the user, everything went okay. Well, I've tried it sometimes but I'm still not sure, wheter this is a regular and "normal" way to let JavaScript and PHP communicate and if all browsers are able to do what they should do...? Thanks Gulasch 
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Re: Dynamic data exchange between JavaScript and PHP
Gulasch wrote:
> Hi. > > I was thinking about how to dynamically submit and recieve Data between > Javascript and PHP. After some days of trying around I produced the > following piece of code: > > --snip-- See: http://www.dhtmlcentral.com/tutorial...ials.asp?id=11 Same idea but removes old script elements. Robin
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07-11-2006
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Re: Dynamic data exchange between JavaScript and PHP
On 2006-07-07 19:23:33 +1000, Gulasch <pgrassl@gmx.at> said:
> Hi. > > I was thinking about how to dynamically submit and recieve Data between > Javascript and PHP. After some days of trying around I produced the > following piece of code: > > --snip-- > <html> > <head> > <script> > function send_data(content) > { > var s=document.createElement("script"); > s.src="recieve.php?content="+content; > document.getElementById("body").appendChild(s); > } > function recieve_data(content) > { > if (content) alert("OK"); > else alert("ERROR"); > } > </script> > </head> > <body id='body'> > Sometext > <input type=button OnClick='send_data("blabla");'> > </body> > </html> > --snap-- > > where a button or something else can call the JavaScript-Function > send_data with some data to send to the PHP-Script which can access the > data by using $_GET['content'] and the PHP-Script could output for > example > > --snip-- > recieve_data(1); > --snap-- > > to tell the user, everything went okay. > > Well, I've tried it sometimes but I'm still not sure, wheter this is a > regular and "normal" way to let JavaScript and PHP communicate and if > all browsers are able to do what they should do...? > > Thanks > Gulasch Use the Javascript XHR object (or a library like Prototype which will abstract it for you). http://www.sergiopereira.com/article...ingAjaxRequest
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