I have this code:
<?php $html=file_get_contents('testmaker_html.html');
echo $html;
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
document.getElementById('save_finaly_TEST').addEventListener("click", function(){
cover = document.getElementById('cover').value;
keywords = document.getElementById('keywords').value.split(",");
notificationAboutElement = "Ok!";
notifyMe(notificationAboutElement);
html_saver();
<?php $test_html = "<script>document.write(html)</script>"?>
});
</script>
<?php
$new_test = rand().".html";
$myfile = fopen($new_test, "w") or die("Unable to create file!");
write($myfile, $test_html) or die("Can't write to file");
fclose($myfile) or die("Can't close the file!");
echo $new_test;
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
console.log("$test_html: " + <?php echo $test_html; ?>);
console.log("$new_test: " + <?php echo $new_test; ?>);
</script>
Why is $test_html empty? I know the php and javascript is not on same server but this methodd to get values many times worked for many people. Than what can be wrong with this?
PHP runs on the server, and Javascript runs on the client. So when the Javascript is running, PHP has already ran.
Here you're taking the file's contents, and JSON encoding it so that it is sent to the client as a valid Javascript object. Look a
view sourceto see what I mean.For other situations: