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Posted by JAYO on 01/19/07 14:38
VK ha escrito:
> petersprc wrote:
> > It seems your javascript is trying to reference a variable using the $
> > sign, which is incorrect syntax. For example, "alert($k)" is not valid
> > javascript.
>
> No, $k is perfectly valid identifier in JavaScript - though it is not a
> sigil here but just a part of the name. The reason of troubles as I
> suspect but can be wrong is that server-side PHP and client-side
> JavaScript are taken as being able to communicate in one "synchronized
> space" - that's a very common mistake in both PHP and ASP.
> To OP: see my response at c.l.j.
I think that you are right. Where can I find the solution?
Thank you for your help
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