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I would like to write the output from &quot;passthru&quot; to a text area.<br />
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I would like to call the routine from javascript.<br />
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It works correctly when written in the form of:<br />
&lt;textarea name='test'&gt; &lt;?php $out=passthru($prog); &nbsp;...<br />
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It does not work when called from javascript as:<br />
document.form.test.value=&quot;<wbr />&lt;?php &nbsp;if ( isset($_FILES) &nbsp;$out=passthru($prog); &nbsp;...<br />
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How can I fix this?
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I would like to write the output from "passthru" to a text area.

I would like to call the routine from javascript.

It works correctly when written in the form of:
<textarea name='test'> <?php $out=passthru($prog);  ...

It does not work when called from javascript as:
document.form.test.value="<?php  if ( isset($_FILES)  $out=passthru($prog);  ...

How can I fix this?

write result of passthru to textarea?

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