How to insert geophrase code (javascript) in a php file?

[Kas]

To use GeoPhrase (http://www.geobytes.com/GeoPhrase.htm) on a PHP page - you could use something like:

<?php
print"<script language=\"Javascript\" src=\"http://map.geoup.com/geoup?template=welcome\">
</script>\n";
?>

To use GeoDirection's (http://www.geobytes.com/GeoDirection.htm) "Sample Content Localisation Script" on a PHP page - you could use something like:

<?php
print"<script language=\"Javascript\" src=\"http://gd.geobytes.com/gd?after=-1&variables=GeobytesCountry,GeobytesCity\">
</script>
<script language=\"Javascript\">document.write(\"<p>Welcome to visitors from \"+sGeobytesCity+\", \"+sGeobytesCountry); </script>\n"; ?>

[RussWilde]

I know this topic has been dead for a while, but for the sake of complete-ness this probably should be added:

While the above will produce a php page with the javascript in it, it would be simpler (And marginally faster to process) if you stepped out of PHP to include the script and then step back in to perform the rest of the logic associated with the page content.

So you could do:

<?php
//include some content from a database say...
include('database_connection.php');
$my_page_content_header = mysql_query("SELECT content from 'mainpagecontent' WHERE position = 'header'");
print $my_page_content_header;

//then step out of PHP to include the javascript
?>
<script language="Javascript" src="http://map.geoup.com/geoup?template=welcome">
</script>
<!-- Then Step back in to PHP for more content, logic etc -->
<?php
include('body.php');
include('footer.php');
?>

See what I mean? And then, for the lines between ?> and <?php PHP will not process the file, saving that many nano-seconds in rendering the page for the user

[Russell]

Thanks for the good idea, it is also easier for the not-so technically inclined to paste in (not having to change code) and is less error prone....

[RussWilde]

glad to be of help.

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