Dale D. Attree wrote:
Build a php string instead of an array and allocate the string to a form
hidden field and then access the hidden field via JavaScript.
Thanks for the suggestion.
What I have done is in my PHP
print "";
and I have viewed the page source and a hidden field called DrawString
I don't believe that it has taken this long for me to understand that
both the client as well as the server software/script exist in one
document/script/source file.
It was a hell of a lot easier when writing client / server stuff in C
where it was obvious what the client software was and what
