> -----Original Message----- > From: Nicole Lallande [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 10 March 2001 00:12 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: printing data using javascript with php > > > Dear Gurus: > > I am trying to use javascript with my php code to output data > onChange. > I have read the archives and know that because javascript is > client side > and php is server side I cannot interact natively on the page > except to > pass the variables through an http request. Here is what I have done > based on what I have read in the archives etc.: > > <script language="javascript"> > <!-- > function setboo() { > > var boo = <?php echo $boo ?>; > var dsc = <?php echo $dsc ?>; > var sz = <?php echo $sz ?>; > var prc = <?php echo $prc ?>; > document.forms[0].boo.value+=1;} > --> > </script> > > $boo is set to 0 within the php code and I am setting it to > one with the > javascript because I thought I could then use an if statement: > > //here is where boo gets set to one > echo "<td width=\"100\" align=\"left\"><select name=\"catalog_id\" > onChange=\"setboo()\">"; > this is the html code for the document.forms <input type="hidden" > name="boo" value="1"> > > so what is supposed to happen here is the user selects a > product by its > id number and presto - the rest of the information will be written to > the fields along side (I wish): if you want this to happen in the browser you have to have all the info sent with the page. I would do this with invisible DIV's which you can make visible or invisible in Javascript. I usually do something like obj.style.display = "" to show and obj.style.display = "none" to hide. if you want to get from the database every time you have to resubmit, which is slower and looks crap. > > //here is the if statement > if ($boo == '1') { > echo "<td width=\"350\" align=\"left\"><input type=\"text\" > name=\"description\" onChange=\"javascript: > document.write(dsc)\"></td>"; } if you want $dsc to be available to the javascript you have to send it with the html, either as a hidden field or in the query string. In this case what you may be wanting to do is send the contects of $dsc in which case replace document.write(dsc) with document.write('" . $dsc . "')") or however you like to do this sort of concatenation. > > where $dsc is set equal to an array element read in from a database in > the php code. Now I KNOW I have got things MAJORLY confused > here - but > the more I read the more wrapped up I seem to get so if there a way to > pull this off and someone knows - I would appreciate your help > > Thanks, > > Nicole > > -- > ######################## > Nicole Lallande > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 760.753.6766 > ######################## > it's hard to tell precisely what you want to do form your snippets, but I hope I've been of some help. Tim Ward Senior Systems Engineer Please refer to the following disclaimer in respect of this message: http://www.stivesdirect.com/e-mail-disclaimer.html -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
