Hi, you can use Js to redirect to PHP.
for example :
onload="PHPeventhanler(this)"
fucntion PHPeventhanler(event)
{
location.href='HTMLeventHandler.php?event='+this;
}
this will call your php page with an Id to the HTML
objetc witch create the event.
there is an event object in Js. In Netscap
Not unless you can force all users to install PHP and the ActiveScript SAPI
module.. Then I think you could do it.. But I haven't tried it..
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JS is client side, while PHP is server side, so you can't handle XHTML
events with PHP
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Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
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Panos Laganakos wrote:
Is it possible to handle the X/HTML events through PHP or, its only
possible through JS?
i.e. could I handle an onload event?
Seen as PHP is a *serverside* language and JS is a *clientside* language
combined with the fact that DOM events (which includes XHTML/HTML
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