In my programs I often end up mixing php with javascript as
I need to check if a particular superglobal $_GET $_POST $_SESSION is set in a javascript condition.
This of course is bad for readibility and makes any future maintenance task more difficult.
I have recently discovered the simplicity of doing:
$_GET = <?=json_encode($_GET)?>
$_POST = <?=json_encode($_POST)?>
$_SESSION = <?=json_encode($_SESSION)?>
at the very beginning, and then:
(very simple condition as an example, they are often way uglier)
byid(\'example\').style.display = $_GET[\'example\'] ? \'block\' : \'none\'
instead of
byid(\'example\').style.display = <?=$_GET[\'example\']?> ? \'block\' : \'none\'
I would appreciate your thoughts on this method.





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