js2php

Call php functions from html/javascript

Examples:

// Callback function for data returned from php
data_callback = function(data)
{
    alert(data);
}

// Create js2php object and call php function "add_two_numbers(x,y)" defined in "example.php"
php = new js2php( 'example.php' , data_callback  );
php.post('add_two_numbers')( 100 , 200 );

// Call static php method "someclass::add_two_numbers(100,200)" in "example.php"
php.post('someclass::add_two_numbers')( 100 , 200 );

// Sometimes HTTP_POST requests are not required and HTTP_GET requests can be used instead.
// it should be noted that HTTP_GET requests usually are cached by browsers or proxy servers.
// If you don't know which one to use then stick with POST.

php.get('add_two_numbers')( 100 , 200 );   // <-- HTTP_GET request


// There are two callbacks, both are optional. First callback is called when data is returned from php function call.
// The second callback is called when server returns HTTP status code != 200

php = new js2php( 'example.php' , data_callback , err_callback );
php.post('delete_product')( 10034543 );


// Callback references can be changed or removed after object creation 

php = new js2php( 'example.php' , data_callback , err_callback );
php.ok = another_callback;
php.err = null;
php.post('search_product_by_ean13')( '8018417232879' );

// The optional fourth parameter - response type can be changed after object creation as well...
php = new js2php( 'example.php' , data_callback , null , 'text' );
php.type = 'json';
php.post('update_product_name')( 10034543 , 'APPLE iPhone 7!' );


// There are three basic response types - "text", "json", "blob"
// If there is no need for an error callback then response type can be placed as a third parameter
php = new js2php( 'example.php' , data_callback , 'json' );
php.get('list_all_products')();


// Simple HTTP request with parameters can be easy sent too
php.post( {'Hello':'World!'} );
php.get( {'Hello':'World!'} );