SOLVED!
Thank you Rossko...all that headache over four needed lines of
code :-)
solution was simple;
In the javascript:
document.getElementById("lat").value = p[1];
document.getElementById("lng").value = p[0];
In the HTML-form:
<input type="hidden" name="lat" id="lat" value = "" />
<input type="hidden" name="lng" id="lng" value = "" />
Have $_POST['lat'] to receive it in the PHP-script!
I'm a happy man...at least happier...:-)
once again...thank you!
/Nimrod
On 2 Maj, 12:24, Rossko <[email protected]> wrote:
> > 1. The total form includes a map. The user search for a location.
> > Get's a marker. Then choose file to upload and add some text in the
> > text fields. Where in the Javascript should I have the hidden
> > formfields or shhould I have them in the javascript or in the <body>-
> > part of the site with the other form fields?
>
> Put your hidden <input> tags in the form you want the user to use for
> file upload etc.
> Give the tags some unque id= so you can find them easily from
> javascript.
>
> When your javascript has got the right lat/lng, use
> document.getElementById() to set the values of the hidden fields.
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