php-windows Digest 24 Jul 2003 13:09:01 -0000 Issue 1838
Topics (messages 20886 through 20891):
Re: closing windows
20886 by: WebDevMagazine
20888 by: Luis Ferro
Re: Subject: closing windows
20887 by: Neil Smith
php-cli >>redirect
20889 by: Voldermort -
20890 by: Comex
20891 by: Voldermort -
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hi
<html>
<script language=javaScript>
function execute()
{
windows.close();
}
</script>
<?php
echo "<a href=javascript.execute() >Close </a>";
?>
</html>
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You can't call javascript from php and vice-versa. The best you can
archieve is the PHP write the javascript and the javascript call a "new"
php page.
Javascript runs in the browser. PHP runs in the web server. All
communication between them is thru either during the php execution or
the javascript execution, which are run in two diferent environments.
Cheers,
Luis Ferro
Jon Phipps wrote:
I am curious as to how, from within php, you could emulate the javascript
window.close() function. The other thing is how would I blend javascript and
php, it call javascript functions from php. The javascript will be located
in the same page as the php.
Jon
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You can't, openining and closing windows is a client side, browser
function. PHP cannot do this since it is a server side technology and has
no control over the browser's actions. Please re-post with a specific
request of what you are trying to achieve.
Cheers - Neil Smith.
At 23:34 23/07/2003 +0000, you wrote:
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From: "Jon Phipps" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 14:57:38 -0700
Subject: closing windows
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I am curious as to how, from within php, you could emulate the javascript
window.close() function. The other thing is how would I blend javascript and
php, it call javascript functions from php. The javascript will be located
in the same page as the php.
Jon
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Using php-cli 4.2.2 on Windows XP Pro.
php-cli script.php >>file.log works as expected from the command console;
the script's output is
sent to file.log. However, when run from the Task Scheduler, the output
scrolls through the console
window and file.log is untouched. The task is running with the necessary
permissions, and nothing is
recorded in the event logs. The script is definitely running though. Any
ideas? I'm flummoxed.
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Voldermort -:
> Using php-cli 4.2.2 on Windows XP Pro.
> php-cli script.php >>file.log works as expected from the command
> console; the script's output is
> sent to file.log. However, when run from the Task Scheduler, the
> output scrolls through the console
> window and file.log is untouched. The task is running with the
> necessary permissions, and nothing is
> recorded in the event logs. The script is definitely running though.
> Any ideas? I'm flummoxed.
>
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I think that command > file is a MS-DOS command, that doesn't work in
Windows.
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| I think that command > file is a MS-DOS command, that doesn't work in
| Windows.
I tried it with a batch file; worked OK from both the command line and scheduler.
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