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Hello: This is my first posting, I am fairly new to PHP and Javascript, so please be nice! I have a question regarding a "Home Made" CMS for just a couple sections of the HTML on a site. I have managed to obtain the HTML by calling it with "Include" I use a couple forms which will gather the data to use for the change, then obtain the id of the DIV to change, all the changes happen by using some JQuery/Javascript, but since it is made by Javascript, all happens "Client side"... I am stuck here... and would like to see if there is a way to make PHP take the new changes into variables that will then replace the content in the HTML file? Let's say... I have a Fuel Pump and I have published the fuel price on my site... I have to change the price every day... so I want a small "admin portal" where I can type the fuel price and with it submit the changes to the site... here is the sample code I have been playing with so far... <html> <head> <link href="test.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"> </script> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> <title>Testing Changes</title> </head> <body> This section has the area you can modify:<br> <br> <form method="GET"> Change Fisrt line with: <input type="text" name="gasPrice1"><br> Change Second line with: <input type="text" name="gasPrice2"><br> <input type="submit" value="Change!"> </body> </html> <?php echo "<br><br>"; include 'index.html'; echo "<br><br>"; $var1 = $_GET["gasPrice1"]; $var2 = $_GET["gasPrice2"]; echo "<br>"; echo $var1 . " This is the echo from the first Variable"; echo "<br>"; echo $var2 . " This is the echo from the second Variable"; ?> <script> var gPrice1 = "<?php echo $var1; ?>"; $(document).ready(function(){ $("#text1").text(gPrice1); }); var gPrice2 = "<?php echo $var2; ?>"; $(document).ready(function(){ $("#text2").text(gPrice2); }); var txt=document.getElementById("text1").innerHTML; document.write(txt); </script>
