one method that i have found works for me (albeit not so pretty, neat, or concise) is to pass js variables through a url request. Ok follow me for a little if you will (it's bulky, but it works!)
1) user loads a page (e.g. your-domain.com/index.phtml) that page contains the javascript which determines the user's browser width and height. 2) the page automatically refreshes immediately to another page along with the variables (e.g. /index2.phtml?h=xyz&w=abc). 3) on the new page, php can use the variables passed via the URL as if it were posted with the GET method from a form. ok, i admit it's messy, not ideal, and lame, but it works. Since I don't know a fraction of what the php gurus here know, the programming on my site may be messy, bulky, and more complicated than it needs to be- but at least it gets the job done : ) hope it helps I can't think of a way to do it in the page itself... Unfortunately (there could be a way, I just can't think of it - frazzled after a day of work), but if you're using forms on your page, then set the values of some hidden form elements to the JS variables you want to use, and pass them along. You could have the page refresh itself to give you the variables, too. I'm sure there's a better way, though. Good luck, -- Chris Garaffa #!/usr/local/lib/php $contact_info["Name"] = "Chris Garaffa"; $contact_info["Email"] = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; $contact_info["Work"] = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; $contact_info["cell"] = "203.803.9066"; "Seppo Laukkanen" (from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote on 7/17/02 3:06 PM: > Can anybody help? > > I have javascript code to find out browsers width and height, but they > are stored in javascript variables. How can I access them from PHP? Or > is there a method to do same in PHP straightly? > > Thanks, > Seppo > > -- __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Autos - Get free new car price quotes http://autos.yahoo.com -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
