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[Jeffrey Konikowski]

How about using it to output stylesheets too? 

-----Original Message----- 

Jon Baer wrote: 

>A small but annoying thing, I have been using this convention for a while 
>but always wonder why you really couldn't use it for header() since it is 
>your first code to pass through: 
> 
>ie: 
> 
><script language="php"> 
> header("Location: file.php"); 
></script> 
> 
>It is so much cleaner but I get the feeling it's not really acceptable ... 
>(this is coming from someone with JSP exp), in fact is it possible to write 
>parsing for a custom tag? 
> 
><script language="php" src="foo.php" arg1="bar"/> 
> 
>Sorry for off the wall question :-) 
> 
>- Jon 
> 
> 
> 
Wow, does this work? 
I've always used PHP to format output into Javascript, and included it 
in the page that way: 

<script type='text/javascript' src='foo.php?format=js&arg=bar'></script> 

foo.php would return something like this when called with $format==js : 

document.writeln('Hello. Arg equals bar.'); 

It would be fun to see this work the way you imply, though, with PHP 
outputting HTML as a client-side include. Never tried it. 

chris. 




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