Hi all,
i ve got a javascript code. but i want to use a php function instead of this javascript code. You know, some people block javascripts, due to this reason i would like to use server side coding. However, i could not write a php function yet. Any help would be great for me.
here is my java script code:
<html>
<body>
<table>
<tr>
<td>
<img id="bigImage" src="images/spacer.gif">
<--!
my other contents.
!-->
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<script type="text/javascript">
function LoadImage()
{
if (document.getElementById("bigImage")) {
document.getElementById("bigImage").src="images/big.gif";
}
}
LoadImage();
</script>
</body>
</html>
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Acutually, im using this javascript code in php file. i wrote codes in html to show you basicly.
Thank you to all friends
With best regards
javascript to php
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Re: javascript to php
You can't.
Why not just change the image src?
Why not just change the image src?
Re: javascript to php
Thanks for your answer. I have got a big image (100Kb) in header of main page. Browsers load this image firstly, after than load other content. so, it takes really long time. i think, waiting this image is fully unneeded. with this javascript, browser load small blank image (1 pixel) firstly, after than loads other contents, and finally, change small image to big image.
i just wanted to ask it. it will be great if we would make same thing with php.
thanks again.
i just wanted to ask it. it will be great if we would make same thing with php.
thanks again.
Re: javascript to php
Hmm...that's not normally how browsers work, I believe...
Normally, they load the CSS, Javascript, and other stuff in the <head> of the page, then the content (stuff in the <body>), then all other content, like flash...images...linked stylesheets (that aren't in the <head>)...etc.
But, no, you can't do this with PHP. PHP is server side.
Normally, they load the CSS, Javascript, and other stuff in the <head> of the page, then the content (stuff in the <body>), then all other content, like flash...images...linked stylesheets (that aren't in the <head>)...etc.
But, no, you can't do this with PHP. PHP is server side.