vars and javascript

[Dominique Vermeersch]

I try to do the following:

<script>
<!--

function getStats() {

nav = navigator.appName;
c = 0;
if (nav != "Netscape") {
c = screen.colorDepth;
} else {
c = screen.pixelDepth;
}

s = screen.width+" X "+screen.height;
ref = escape(document.referrer);
url = escape(document.URL);

var stats = "referrer=" + ref + "&get_url=" + url + "&screen=" + s +
"&color=" + c;
return stats;
}
//-->
</script>

<script language="JavaScript"
src="http://www.yourserver.com/counter.php?klant_id=62&' + stats
+'"></script>

But the stats var is not put through to the second script ...
Is there another way to achieve this?

Kind regards,

Dom.


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[Evertjan.]

Dominique Vermeersch wrote on 21 mrt 2005 in comp.lang.javascript:

I try to do the following:

<script>

<!--

Outdated for the last 5 years

function getStats() {

nav = navigator.appName;
c = 0;

not usefull since it will be reassigned anyway

if (nav != "Netscape") {
c = screen.colorDepth;
} else {
c = screen.pixelDepth;
}

s = screen.width+" X "+screen.height;
ref = escape(document.referrer);
url = escape(document.URL);

var stats = "referrer=" + ref + "&get_url=" + url + "&screen=" + s +
"&color=" + c;
return stats;
}
//-->
same

</script>

<script language="JavaScript"

outdated, use:

type='text/javascript'

src="http://www.yourserver.com/counter.php?klant_id=62&' + stats

This does not work.
There is no reason for javascript to be executed in a src declaration.
Echt niet!

+'"></script>

But the stats var is not put through to the second script ...
Is there another way to achieve this?

Natuurlijk, gebruik serverside code, blijkbaar gebruik je php, waar ik
niets van weet, maar in ASP is het makkelijk.

Reload the whole page after posting the stats to serverside.

 

[Hal Rosser]

Declare the var outside of a function, then you can use it in any function
on the page.