Question

I was wondering how i could achieve using <?php?> in javascript for url’s? There’s a certain route you have to go, Anyone know?

the normal way for example:

$fetchContent = $('#div').load('website/members #content');

What i’m trying to do:

$fetchContent = $('#grav').load('<?php?> #poppu');

Yep, thats wrong as hell lol, but i’m sure someone knows

I would also like to know how to tie php with javascript, but thats probably a whole new topic

Answer 1

You said it right 🙂

Yep, thats wrong as hell lol, but i’m
sure someone knows

Anyway, from your php script, output the url as a javascript code anywhere in the script before the javascript used for ajax call, e.g.

<?php
    echo '<script language="javascript"> var g_ajax_url = "'. $the_url . '";</script>';
?>

and in your javascript, use it this way

$fetchContent = $('#grav').load(g_ajax_url + ' #poppu');

What it simply does is define g_ajax_url as a global variable with the proper php value, and you can use that variable in your js as you use other variables.

To tie php with js directly, try looking into xmlrpc topic.