Instead of returning something, you have to echo it out. jQuery and PHP can't
directly exchange data like that so it just takes anything that is echoed
out as the returned value.
So do,
DO SOMETHING
echo $random_string;
Knucklehead00 wrote:
>
> Hello all.
>
> I am relatively new to JQuery
Alright so I'm trying to build a custom accordion type functionality and IE
is throwing me an error. Now it works fine in Firefox, Chrome and Safari, IE
is the only one that gives me an error.
An example of the functionality can bee seen at:
http://www.rememberwhencruisers.com/
My javascript ca
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