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I’m putting together a page with ajax, she has a registration modal
I have a form that is in the file novo.php and I need to do his include inside the modal.
The modal is created the moment the user clicks on the sign-up button:
var inc = '<div class="modal"><p class="close_modal"></p><?="<?php include(\"View/Professor/novo.php\");?>"?></div>';
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#cadastro').click(function(){
$('article').prepend('<div class="dark"></div>');
$('article').prepend(inc);
});
});
The prepend() puts php code inside the modal as I want, but jquery escapes php
When opening the console I realize that jquery wrote commented php:
<div class="modal">
<p class"close_modal"></p>
<!--<?php include("View/Professor/novo.php"); ?>-->
</div>
You can write php command inside Jquery without escaping them?
That string of
var inchas twice the PHP opening tag<?... I think that’s the problem.– Sergio
@Sergio the first opening tag is unique to writing, indicating that everything within it will be written on the page. The second tag is inside a string and will not be executed, I mean, it will be executed when written inside the modal, but jquery is commenting on it
– Adriano Luz
I already solved the problem using the load() command but I would still like to get a resolution for this problem
– Adriano Luz
But jQuery does not interpret PHP... everything that is PHP and not converted on the server will look like text in the browser. The browser does not read PHP.
– Sergio
@Sergio visibly jquery is escaping PHP, commented the excerpt even in HTML format
– Adriano Luz
What do you mean "PHP is escaping"?
– Sergio
@Sergio used the incorrect term, 'escape strings' is a different process than the one I described. Within my jquery script I put a php command to write another php command inside the page, the goal was to make a include from another file, but jquery itself commented on the php code snippet, a visible security directive
– Adriano Luz