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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; ?>');
If you have an existing WordPress 2.0 and you’ve been using the old static_front plugin from Semiologic you might run into some issues… I was using v 2.4 of sem_static_front and once I upgraded to WordPress 2.1, the plugin wasn’t working any longer. While WordPress 2.1 now offers its own control for that setting, that too was not working correctly for me. But please, forgive us a word from our sponsors and read on…
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Blog vs. Mailing List – Which is better? Both blogs and mailing lists may be used to communicate to and among groups of people. This article looks at a few scenarios of use and the differences between these tools. The writer also attempts to help instruct users on how to use a “blog reader”.
Continue reading ‘Blog vs. Mailing List (Push and Pull)’
