Posted by Juan Jos� Guti�rrez de Quevedo P�rez on 03/09/06 10:20

El 8 Mar 2006 22:44:54 -0800
VHfc escribió:

> Then I'm stuck, since I need the content of $txt back in my JS, either
> in a global JS variable or as the value in a <textarea>, whatever.
> I tried the cookie mechanism, writing $txt as an escaped string in a
> cookie in the PHP snipplet, then reading that cookie back in JS and
> unescape it. That worked fine, but...

well, and why don't you just output inside a textarea?, something like

echo "<textarea>$txt</textarea>";

if you don't want to see it you can just hide it using css

you can also use a hidden field for this:

echo "<input type=\"hidden\" id=\"txt_var\" value=\"$txt\"/>";

but i suppose a textarea is more aproppiate for what you want.

that's supposing I understand your problem, because I'm not too sure I
understood it

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