How do I transfer a PHP variable to JavaScript without resorting to inline scripts? I’m looking for a cleaner alternative than embedding PHP code inside script tags.
<script type='text/javascript'>
var dynamicData = <?php echo $serverData ?>;
</script>
hey, have u looked into using js fetch to get php data from an api endp? its a neat way to decouple logic without inline script mess. what do u think abt this approach?
In my projects, I have transitioned to using an API-based approach to pass data from PHP to JavaScript efficiently. Creating an endpoint that serves JSON data separates the server-side logic from client-side scripts, which results in cleaner HTML markup. Consuming this data with AJAX or the Fetch API makes debugging easier and increases overall security through a better separation of concerns. This method improves maintainability by allowing changes to back-end APIs without requiring modifications in device-specific templating on the client side, a benefit confirmed by extensive use in various applications.
hey, i use data attributes on html elements to pass php var t js. its a neat workaround that avoids inline scripts and keeps things tidy. works gr8 in my projects!
hey, have you tried placing the php var in a hidden input field? its a cool workaround to avoid inline scripts. you can then grab the value in your extarnal js file. any concerns about this method in your project or hints towards a better strategy?