Short:

You cannot

why:

PHP is serverside JavaScript is clientside


solution:

encode the cc number in PHP or use SSL for encryption. Or let the javascript
version encode it anyway 
although it's not "send" and let the PHP checkf or the value of send and cc
number (that is kind of
what you are doing anyway). Another way is to use Java on the serverside (!=
JavaScript of course)

Btw. You're not going to encrypt cc numbers without a ssl connection are
you?


Bolke

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Dean Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Verzonden: Monday, July 30, 2001 1:40 PM
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: [PHP] calling javascript functions inside PHP


I use a PHP self-validating form for taking orders off my site. (on submit
it calls itself and if there are no errors a send variable is set and it
emails me the information, etc - standard stuff).

I'd like to start taking CC orders and would like to encode the information
using javascript
http://javascript.internet.com/passwords/virgenere-encryption.html.  I'll
use a hidden value as a codephrase to encode the CC number, then when I
receive the order I can go to a secure page on the site to decrypt it.

The question is - how do I call a javascript function from my PHP code?  I
want to do the encoding just before I email the form variables.  ie -

if ($send == "yes"){
        do javascript encoding of cc number
        $mail (information to me)
        echo ("Your Order has been sent")
        }

Thanks for any help,
Dean


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