On Aug 2, 6:36 pm, KDawg44 <KDaw...@gmail. comwrote:
Okay, when I read my own question, I think #2 doesn't even make sense
since PHP is server side and js is client side. So, can #1 be done
properly?
Thanks.
Hi,
>
I have a variable I would like to put in the $_SESSION array.
However, I am not accessing this through a PHP script but am instead
returning this to a javascript function through an AJAX call. I need
to set this as part of the session. Can I either:
>
1.) Set the session variable within the script that is called through
the AJAX call. Will I be able to call for this on successive pages?
The page is accessed only through the AJAX call so will the SESSION
variable be set properly?
>
or
>
2.) Is there a way that I can pass the data received back from the
AJAX call (in a javascript function) into a PHP function in the same
document to then set it in the session?
>
The call is being made through the AJAX call and this cannot be
changed.
>
Thanks for any insight.
>
Kevin
>
I have a variable I would like to put in the $_SESSION array.
However, I am not accessing this through a PHP script but am instead
returning this to a javascript function through an AJAX call. I need
to set this as part of the session. Can I either:
>
1.) Set the session variable within the script that is called through
the AJAX call. Will I be able to call for this on successive pages?
The page is accessed only through the AJAX call so will the SESSION
variable be set properly?
>
or
>
2.) Is there a way that I can pass the data received back from the
AJAX call (in a javascript function) into a PHP function in the same
document to then set it in the session?
>
The call is being made through the AJAX call and this cannot be
changed.
>
Thanks for any insight.
>
Kevin
since PHP is server side and js is client side. So, can #1 be done
properly?
Thanks.