<script src="test.php"></script>
I want my test.php executed only when it’s from <script>, is it possible?
<script src=test.php></script> I want my test.php executed only when it’s from <script> , is
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<script src="test.php"></script>
I want my test.php executed only when it’s from <script>, is it possible?
No, that’s not possible. Stuff in the
<script>tag just gets requested as normal pages and (AFAIK) no browser sends any special headers or anything that would help you (reliably) identify it’s coming from a<script>tag.Perhaps if you explained why you want to do this, we could come up with a better solution?
I’ll go ahead and warn you that if you plan on using this to stop people from seeing or copying your JS source code, forget about it. There is just no way to do that. JS code has to be available to the browser, which means it’ll be available to the user as well.