Add a <?php text ?> in a code

Question

I have this code

if(!document.getElementById('slider_cmp'))
{
    var toolTip = document.createElement("div");
    toolTip.className = "cmp_tips";
    toolTip.id = "cmp_tips";
    toolTip.style.position = "absolute";
    toolTip.style.top =  '145px';
    toolTip.style.left = '50px';
    toolTip.style.display = "none";
    toolTip.style.zIndex = 9999;        
    toolTip.innerHTML = "I NEED TEXT HERE";
    document.body.appendChild(toolTip);
    var sliderDiv = document.createElement("div");
    sliderDiv.className = "slide-out-div";
    sliderDiv.id = "slider_cmp";
    sliderDiv.style.display = "none";
    var handler = '<div id="clickme"></div><div id="slidecontent"></div>';
    sliderDiv.innerHTML= handler;
    document.body.appendChild(sliderDiv);       
    if(cmpLastCat > 0)
    {

I need to put a <?php echo something ?> instead of "I NEED TEXT HERE" in this code... can somebody please help me?

Thank you.

If this code snipped is from a *.js file, see stackoverflow.com/questions/9632744/… — Basti
– Basti, Commented Mar 11, 2012 at 12:45

Christofer Eliasson · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-11 12:51:17Z

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If the JavaScript is within in a PHP-file, you could simply do:

toolTip.innerHTML = "<?php echo $someVariableToPrint; ?>";

The PHP-snippet will be evaluated on the server prior to sending the page to client, so what the client recieves is:

toolTip.innerHTML = "The text in the variable";

Update

Based on the additional info given in your comment, your code would be:

toolTip.innerHTML = "<?php echo CBTxt::_('text here'); ?>";

edited Mar 11, 2012 at 12:51

answered Mar 11, 2012 at 12:39

Christofer Eliasson

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Alexandru Vlas Over a year ago

Hi What I need to add is - <?php echo CBTxt::_ ( 'text here' ); ?> Can I add this there?

Christofer Eliasson Over a year ago

@AlexandruVlas Not sure I understand what you mean? If you want to print some PHP-variable as the text, you simply replace your line toolTip.innerHTML = "I NEED TEXT HERE"; with my line above. You will of course have to change the variable name $someVariableToPrint to the name of the variable that contain the text that you want to print.

Christofer Eliasson Over a year ago

@AlexandruVlas toolTip.innerHTML = "<?php echo CBTxt::_ ( 'text here' ); ?>"; should do it. See my updated answer!

Alexandru Vlas Over a year ago

Hm... I tried it but it doesn't accept it... I'm looking in source code and it put's the code as a "comment"...

Christofer Eliasson Over a year ago

@AlexandruVlas How do you mean "it doesn't accept it"? Get any JS- or PHP-errors?

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Waynn Lue · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-11 12:39:13Z

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Doesn't this work?

toolTip.innerHTML = "<?php echo 'text' ?>";

answered Mar 11, 2012 at 12:39

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3 Comments

Alexandru Vlas Over a year ago

Hi What I need to add is - <?php echo CBTxt::_ ( 'text here' ); ?> Can I add this there?

Waynn Lue Over a year ago

Is CBTxt::_ a function? Where's that defined?

Alexandru Vlas Over a year ago

My site is in 2 language... CBTxt responds for the translation of the "text here" in more languages...

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