I got some thread mixed up. Ignore that answer. > No, he wants to launch a script after Javascript has processed. > PHP is run on the server, Javascript on the client so Javascript has to run > after PHp is finished. > For him to launch a Javascript code, he can only do it by contacting the > server and asking it for a page. > The only way to do it with Javacript and PHP without changing the page you > are on is to use an invisible frame, which he said he didn't want to. > > So, it is impossible with only Javascript and PHP. > > But he can do it with Java or Flash to talk to his server. > But you must handle either pretty well to do it.
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