ALERT in PHP
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snoopy
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appkech -
appkech -
L'équivalent en PHP d'`alert` en JavaScript est `echo` ou `print`, car PHP est un langage côté serveur et ne peut pas afficher une boîte de dialogue comme le fait JavaScript côté client. Pour simuler un `alert` en PHP, vous devez générer un code JavaScript qui sera exécuté dans le navigateur. Par exemple :
```php
echo "<script>alert('Votre message ici');</script>";
```
```php
echo "<script>alert('Votre message ici');</script>";
```
4 answers
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I don't think PHP has a built-in method, but you can dynamically generate JavaScript with PHP:
<?php if ($variable==0) { echo "<script>alert(\"the variable is null\")</script>"; } ?>-
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Just a quick note: be careful about the differences in usage between PHP and JavaScript. It doesn't make sense to do an "alert()" in PHP since it's a server-side language and not a client-side one.
In this case, the code above generates JavaScript, and it's the JavaScript (client-side, therefore) that generates the alert...
I know, I'm just adding my two cents :D But I think it's important to understand the difference if you're programming in both languages!
Simon -
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