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getting value from serverside page using script src


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i need to display the content from serverside page but using script tag

i tried to do script tag as below

<script src="test.php">

 

but it generates the dom error

ony i can see the value while i view the source code of the page not in the web page

so any help n suggestion is most welcomed

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why not do this instead?

<script>
<?php
echo("your javascript");
?>
</script>

or

<script>

<?php

include("test.php");

?>

</script>

 

external files stay in the browser cache... so you dont need to redownload them for every load of the pages... its best to keep (most) js functions in an external, and only initiate it in the parent window :)

 

as for having a php document acting as a js document... in your .htaccess... add in

"AddType application/x-httpd-php .js"

which'd tell the server to parse your <script src="file.php"> file before acting it as a js file :)

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first of all thnx to helping

actually i am makin to a rss reader which on base of given link (eg thefeedtool.com) now i have made all the codes except the one which generates the rss from the javascript method . so guys still waiting for

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