PHP in Java

[egturnkey]

Hello friends,

 

If i do have a database table and the following

<?=$ama[Terms]?>

this is meaning we have a table with feild called "terms"

 

then how we can insert it into javascript for example

 

window.onload = function() {setTimeout(showIt, <?=$ama[Terms]?>);};

 

i mean how to add php code within javascript !

 

thanks

[TecBrat]

You echo it like

window.onload = function() {setTimeout(showIt, <?php echo($ama[Terms]); ?>);};

 

The server will parse it so that it is presented to the browser as

window.onload = function() {setTimeout(showIt, whatever terms is);};

 

[MatthewJ]

window.onload = function() {setTimeout(showIt, <?php echo $ama["Terms"]; ?>);};

[KevinM1]

Also, just because this is a pet peeve of mine, JavaScript != Java.  Aside from name, the two have nothing to do with one another.  They're not even made by the same people.

[XeNoMoRpH1030]

If it's a string, you'll need quotes around it. Of course, then you'll need to either escape the quote in the PHP variable, or convert it to the HTML equivalent.

[Andy-H]

For the record, the code examples you have all given do exactly the same as the OP's posted code, <?= $var; ?> is shorthand for <?php echo $var; ?> and the semicolon isn't necessary before the closing PHP tag.

 

 

Although, using short tags is bad practice if you wish for your php code to be portable as PHP short tags can be disabled in  the ini file.

[MatthewJ]

For the record, I was just fixing the missing quotes around the column name in the echo so mine wasn't the same