I am trying to pass a variable to a php, I have tried the code below, but it was not working. Note: that the code below is just an example of what I am working on. I just made it that simple.
<script>
var value = 0;
alert("<?php echo"+value +" ?>");
</script>
this is not possible. Javascript is client (browser) based, and php is server based.
<script>
var value = 0;
window.location.href = "myphpfile.php?value=" + value;
</script>
Replace myphpfile.php with your filename, then you can use the $_GET['value'] in your PHP code to display the variable.
e.g.
<?php
echo($_GET['value']);
?>
PHP is a server-sided scripting language. The PHP script runs when your page loads so its impossible to put a Javascript variable in your page after the code ran. It might be possible when you post your Javascript variable in a form. You can also try posting it using jQuery without a page refresh.
