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Sorry, you are out of luck.<br />
JavaScript is on the client side, PHP is on the server side. You will need to write a JavaScript function to emulate whatever the php function does.<br />
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Sorry, you are out of luck.
JavaScript is on the client side, PHP is on the server side. You will need to write a JavaScript function to emulate whatever the php function does.



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If you absolutely need to get Javascript to trigger something in PHP, you have a few options, none of which are pretty:<br />
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- open a popup window (could be blocked, you could make it visible, or make it very very small)<br />
- open a pop-under window (virtually invisible but could be blocked)<br />
- use a hidden frame<br />
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any of these sound good? &nbsp;if not, just make a new request to the server, do whatever you need to do, and bring the user back to the page she was on. &nbsp; if you need to maintain some variables you can just pass them along in PHP...<br />
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hope that helps.
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If you absolutely need to get Javascript to trigger something in PHP, you have a few options, none of which are pretty:

- open a popup window (could be blocked, you could make it visible, or make it very very small)
- open a pop-under window (virtually invisible but could be blocked)
- use a hidden frame

any of these sound good?  if not, just make a new request to the server, do whatever you need to do, and bring the user back to the page she was on.   if you need to maintain some variables you can just pass them along in PHP...

hope that helps.

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sorry about this long time no answer :) but i dindn't get notice to my e-mail
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sorry about this long time no answer :) but i dindn't get notice to my e-mail

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Ok hi :)<br />
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i just wana know is it posible an exsample would not be harm :).<br />
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ok i have this input box and i need something like this, when this box change &quot;onchange&quot; its calls out php function wich will do something for exsample:<br />
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function world() {<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; print(&quot;hellow world&quot;);<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}<br />
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.....<br />
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input type=&quot;text&quot; name=&quot;world&quot; onchange=&quot;world()&quot;<br />
<br />
.....<br />
my exsample doesn't work :)<br />
<br />
<br />
thx.
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Ok hi :)

i just wana know is it posible an exsample would not be harm :).

ok i have this input box and i need something like this, when this box change "onchange" its calls out php function wich will do something for exsample:

function world() {
	 print("hellow world");
	}

.....

input type="text" name="world" onchange="world()"

.....
my exsample doesn't work :)


thx.

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