JavaScript value to PHP Array?

JamesU2005 · 28 Nov 2011 at 12:54

Hey,

Can anyone help me pass a JavaScript value to PHP.

It's based around jQuizMe script. I'm trying to pass the JavaScript value to a new page, so I can do what I like with it in PHP.

quizInfo.numOfRight is the JavaScript array of the value of the persons final quiz score is stored in.

PHP:

if( quizInfo.hasQuit ){

			SOMETHING HERE with quizInfo.numOfRight

		}

I'm thinking that perhaps we will need to redirect the person to another page when quizInfo.hasQuit is ran, then storing the JavaScript value into a PHP Array.

But rather confused about how I go about it.

Thanks

JamesU2005 · 28 Nov 2011 at 14:27

Thanks m0rte that works.

Though my only worry would be that people could technically change the URL to a higher score.

JamesU2005 · 28 Nov 2011 at 14:49

Thanks for your help.

This does seem like a very long winded process.

Is there nothing simpler?

Like once

PHP:

if( quizInfo.hasQuit ){

is executed could I not pass it into a FORM and use POST?

JamesU2005 · 28 Nov 2011 at 15:08

Could something along these lines work?

PHP:

		if( quizInfo.hasQuit ){
			
document.getElementById('scores').value=quizInfo.numOfRight;
		}

Then further below:

PHP:

<input name="scores" type="text" value="scores" size="10" readonly/>

Though I think there's something I'm missing above.

JamesU2005 · 28 Nov 2011 at 15:35

BOOM! Worked it out!

PHP:

if( quizInfo.hasQuit ){
document.forms['f1'].score.value = quizInfo.numOfRight;	
		}

PHP:

<form name='f1'>
		<input name="score" type="text" value=""  readonly/>
</form>

Works perfectly!

Now I can submit it using PHP and POST

Thanks all!