To get the window name using PHP

[mandarchalke29]

Dear sir,

I have created a windows using javascript's window.open method. So is there any method by which i can get the name of that window using PHP.

Mandar

[RuthC]

Dear sir,

I have created a windows using javascript's window.open method. So is there any method by which i can get the name of that window using PHP.

Mandar

Hi,
u can use $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] to get the current url.

[pbmods]

Heya, Mandar.

Do you mean the content of the <title> tag in the HTML?

If you mean the name of the variable that points to the window object... even JavaScript can't do that.

[spudse]

The name of the windows is only available client-side I suppose. PHP can't communicate with a client-side language like Javascript (well it could when you use ajax, but I don't think that is what you are looking for).

What you could do is add the window name to the url that is used by this window, for instance "http://www.yourdomain. com/window.php?name =theName".

You can know access this name with:
[code=php]echo $_GET[theName][/code]

[envisioneer]

Dear sir,

I have created a windows using javascript's window.open method. So is there any method by which i can get the name of that window using PHP.

Mandar

Depending on what you are trying to achieve...

you could use js to assign the window name as a text value to a blank hidden input field, e.g. document.formna me['hiddenInput'].value = 'windowName';
submit the form and pick up the name in PHP from the POST/GET array.

[Markus]

The name of the windows is only available client-side I suppose. PHP can't communicate with a client-side language like Javascript (well it could when you use ajax, but I don't think that is what you are looking for).

What you could do is add the window name to the url that is used by this window, for instance "http://www.yourdomain. com/window.php?name =theName".

You can know access this name with:
[code=php]echo $_GET[theName][/code]

[code=php]echo $_GET[name][/code]
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