boolean value

[SSG001]

[PHP]<? $init=false; ?>
<script language="JavaS cript">var init=false;
if(!init){init= confirm('Are you sure You want to confirm the test results for '+'<?=$mm_cde."--".$mbatchno?>') ;}
alert('ss'+init );
if(!init){
alert('fffff'+i nit);<? $init=false;?>} ;
else{
alert('ttt'+ini t);<? $init=true;?>;
}
alert('<?=$init ?>');
</script>
<? if((int)$init== 1){
?><script>alert ('yes');</script><?
}
else{
?><script>alert ('yes');</script><?

}
<?[/PHP]


this always alerts yes ieven if i press cancel

wot's wrong with the code

thanks in advance

[hsriat]

PHP and JavaScript don't get executed together on a same processor. PHP would not act according to the if else you have applied in JavaScript. Do view source of your page.
Sort out your algorithm again.

[satas]

[QUOTE=SSG001][PHP]if(!init){
alert('fffff'+i nit);<? $init=false;?>} ;
else{
alert('ttt'+ini t);<? $init=true;?>;
}[/PHP]

Wrong. Learn difference between where javaScript and PHP code are running.

And fix your last if/else clause, there are two 'yes' alerts.