I have a javascript function named table() in a seperate file called "table.js".
It basically gets 3 array arguments and sorts them, then fills the HTML table with sorted values.
The problem is: 3 array arguments are in PHP and they are PHP array variables. How can I: Call the table function with these php array variables like:
table($name,$grade,$grade2)
var name = "<?php echo $name; ?>";
var grade1= "<?php echo $grade1; ?>";
var grade2= "<?php echo $grade2; ?>";
table(name,grade1,grade2);
Simply like this:
<script>
var name = [<?php echo '"' . implode('","', $name) . '"'; ?>];
var grade1 = [<?php echo '"' . implode('","', $grade1) . '"'; ?>];
var grade2 = [<?php echo '"' . implode('","', $grade2) . '"'; ?>];
table(name, grade1, grade2);
</script>
echo an array, plus arrays in PHP look a bit different from arrays in JS. The code in my updated answer should work though.<?php echo json_encode($name); ?> will become: ['adam', 'daniel'].