Question

i have javascript as below

 html="<th>"+<?php echo __(); ?>+"</th>";

I want to add another javascript variable inside to __() function like this

<?php echo __(<js varible>); ?>

I tried

var myvarible=200;
html="<th>"+<?php echo __("'"+myvarible+"'"); ?>+"</th>";
console.log(html);

not working for me

can any one help me please
regards

Answer 1

You have a misunderstanding on how server side and client side code work.

The only way that you could possibly achieve what you are trying to do (apply a PHP localization function to a Javascript variable) would be like this (this code assumes you are using JQuery but can be done without it too):

var myvariable = 'hello';
$.get('http://yoursite.com/localize.php?text='+myvariable, function(localizedText) {
  html = "<th>"+localizedText+"</th>";
  console.log(html);
});

And then localize.php should look like this:

<?php
include('you localization library');
echo __($_GET['text']);
?>

Explanation: while your client side code (Javascript) is been executed in the browser it will call a URL which will execute your server side code (your PHP __(); function) in the server and then return the value to the client side code.