Hi,
I'm trying to figure out a nice way of sending variables from the
server (in my case PHP), to JS. I wonder what people think the best
way is? I have thought of 1 1/2 methods :-) :
1a. Print out the variable using PHP in the global scope (window), to
then be used in JS below the call:
<script>var myJSVar = <?= $myPhpVar ?>;</script>
1b. Print out the variable in some function within the generated HTML
page, say in a domready handler to be used in something
<script>
window.addEvent('domready', function() {
var myJSVar = <?= $myPhpVar ?> <?= $myPhpVar ?>;
new someClass({someOption: myJSVar});
}
</script>
2. Set the value as a cookie on the server, and read it using the
MooTools Cookie object. I like this method as it avoids any "generated
Javascript", which feels a bit messy.
I guess this isn't that MooTools specific, but I wonder what people
here think...?
Michal.
