Yes, of course.
Though, the security part of this should be in 'another.php' and focused
on handling the incoming var from $_GET['UID']...
On the JavaScript side of things, nothing but the client browser is
vulnerable anyway.
Mike
Aleksandar Vojnovic skrev:
And don't forget to add
$thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo =
intval($thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo);
or stripslashes
Mikael Grön wrote:
Google! is your friend, but I acutally enjoy typing. :)
Do something like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
window.location="another.php?UID=<?php echo
$thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo; ?>";
</script>
or something like that. :)
You know, PHP parses before the browser gets to do JavaScript stuff,
so when the browser gets the code, it'll say UID=2 ... or what ever
variable you've got stored in $thevariablecontainingthenumbertwo.
Mike
Alf Stockton skrev:
Please suggest a way to pass the value contained in a PHP variable
to Javascript.
I have $ID with a certain value in PHP and want to do a Javascript
window.location="Another.php?UID="+2;
and replace the above hardcoded 2 with the value in $ID.
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