+ 2

How to echo on the same page?

When I use echo it creates a new blank page and displays the text in there. How can I make it to display on the same page? This my my code here: <?php function printSomething(){ echo "Sorry. Forgive me please."; } ?> <html> <img src="cheese.jpg" onClick="document.write('<?php printSomething(); ?>');" /> </html>

html javascript php

12th May 2017, 3:36 PM

MM1132

8 odpowiedzi

+ 9

You can mix Php and JS, but you must know many things: (+) your Php code will be executed once, when sending the generated Html ( else, you have to use Ajax as suggested by @Mohammad Apel Mahmoud, wich in your case will look as: <html> <img src="cheese.jpg" onClick="document.write('Suck my nose sideways!');" /> </html> (+) you are outputting Html with JS, with the document.write() method, wich is expected to have executed document.open() for start writting a new web page... so, except if you use it at parsing time ( when the browser analyze the page -- ie. when it create the document after loading ), if you ommit the open() method, JS do it iimplcitly for you ^^ So, instead document.write(), for avoid clearing the page and output on same content, you need to use the 'innerHTML' r/w property of any html container elements ( ie: not those who are always empty: <br>, <hr>, <img>... )... Simplest way to append new content: document.body.innerHTML += '<p>Suck my nose sideways!</p>'; However, other ways to inject/modify/read content dynamically with JS exists... among which the 'textContent', or the 'value' attribute of <input> elements: dive into Html references to explore and learn subtilities among each use ;)

12th May 2017, 4:36 PM

visph

+ 4

you are messing up Javascript with PHP. Use only one or use ajax if you want to get the output from PHP

12th May 2017, 4:14 PM

Apel Mahmod

+ 4

@MM1132 please edit your comment. you already got one down vote. I don't want to down vote too, so remove inappropriate word

12th May 2017, 4:45 PM

Apel Mahmod

+ 2

not true try @apel look at +=

12th May 2017, 4:35 PM

MR Programmer

+ 1

Why do you want to use PHP?

12th May 2017, 4:04 PM

Calviղ

+ 1

Thanks. Why can't I give you +1 tho? I haven't gotten any emails :D

12th May 2017, 4:16 PM

MM1132

try this <?php function printSomething(){ echo "Suck my nose sideways!"; } ?> <html> <body> <script> function chessebutton(){ document.body.innerHTML+="<?php printSomething(); ?>"; } </script> <img src="cheese.jpg" onClick="chessebutton();" /> <body></html>

12th May 2017, 4:30 PM

MR Programmer

- 1

Thank you so much ;)

12th May 2017, 4:42 PM

MM1132