I am working on my PHP/MySQL
server (website really just a PHP server), and I want to switch from PHP
echoing to JavaScript
writing something. I want this because the following reasons.
1: JavaScript is easier on my page, and
2: because for some reason PHP echoing breaks my navigation bar but JavaScript don't. Could I do something like this but tweak it to tell whether it DOES or DOESN'T exist?
THIS IS MY CODE:
<script>
document.cookie = "username='<?php echo $_SESSION['username'] ?>';";
var u = document.cookie;
document.getElementById("username").innerHTML = u();
</script>
for some reason PHP echoing breaks my navigation bar but JavaScript don't
This sounds like an issue we could probably fix if we had a sufficient amount of code and an example of the HTML source at runtime.
Regardless - and this is probably a lot less straightforward than echoing a variable - you could set a cookie in PHP and retrieve it in JavaScript with no inline PHP tags needed. Some example code:
PHP (read about setcookie ):
setcookie("username", $_SESSION['username']);
JavaScript (function from this SO answer ):
function getCookieValue(a) {
var b = document.cookie.match('(^|;)\\s*' + a + '\\s*=\\s*([^;]+)');
return b ? b.pop() : '';
}
var u = getCookieValue("username");
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