Steven Wittens wrote:
[snip]
> Also to avoid having to use templated JS, we have a transparent
> mechanism for passing data from PHP to JS. All you do is call an API
> drupal_add_js(), which aggregates all variables that it is passed,
> and automatically inserts them as a single inline script tag in the
> HTML head, as "Drupal.settings = { ... }". This works really well:
> you don't need to dynamically generate .js files, and you avoid large
> chunks of inline code.
[snip]
Alternatively you could use one of the JSON serializers for PHP:
http://json.org
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