How Can I Define A Php Variable By The Content Of An Html Tag?
HTML Javascript document.getElementById('a').innerHTML=price; If price is a variable how do I make a php variable that is = to the result that
Solution 1:
That's not how forms work.
The browser will only send values of form controls (<input>
, <select>
, <textarea>
) to the server.
It won't send values of arbitrary named elements. (in fact, that name="a"
is invalid HTML)
Instead, you should use an <input type="hidden" name="a" value="" />
, and set the value
attribute of this <input>
tag to the value you want PHP to get.
Solution 2:
I guess, you want only to change the values in HTML elements. For that you need a XML parser (i.d). I think shamittimar's post may help you. He does exactly what you want.
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