I had a simple problem. I wanted to pass a single variable from the PHP Server to some Javascript code.
In the top of my page I set the variable:
$myVar = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
?>
Then I just call my php function and pass it that variable as an argument.
But…
I have to use PHP to echo back the value.
myJscriptFunction('<?php echo $myVar; ?>');
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