Displaying a message in .php using JavaScript

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After inserting a record to a MySQL database I want to view a message that the record adding is successful by not using .php but using JavaScript. I want to do that to view the message in the client's side i.e the web browser.

Posted 22-Feb-12 21:01pm

Chiranthaka Sampath

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Feb-12 3:18am

Why? How Javascript can know your MySQL data? Do you really understand what Javascript does? I'm not sure.
--SA

Chiranthaka Sampath 23-Feb-12 6:09am

After insert one record gives '1 record added' message in php. But I want to display that message like a message box using javascript(an alert).

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krumia · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-22T23:56:00

Ajax[^] is your friend!

No matter what, you will have to handle the database interactions in the server side, i.e. using PHP.

You will have to invoke the database operation using a Javascript HTTP request, and make the PHP code in server do the real operation in the database. After that, send the result back to the client as the normal HTTP response. And then you can display a nice little message box to the user using Javascript.

But, forget everything and read that tutorial I gave you, (if you don't know about Ajax, of course). And you'll find a way doing it then.

Chiranthaka Sampath · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-23T00:29:00

Solution 2

Ok pals I got the solution by my self. The solution is mentioned at the bottom.

echo ' javascriptfunction(); '

?>

Posted 23-Feb-12 0:29am