I have a website with the layout set in a .php page using variables, so I can change the site color simply by changing certain variables.

I'm installing a new flash gallery that draws the image names from an XML page.

How can I send php populated variable information into the XML? For example, if the XML page reads

frameColor="0x000000"

but the .php variable that assigns the site theme color is $fcolor, and is a global variable. I want to do something like


frameColor="0x<? echo $fcolor; ?>"

but of course I can't, since the XML page doesn't recognise .php

well I figured the easiest way was to make the XML page a php page, echoing the XML content and filling in the variables.

But there's still a problem: the javascript that calls the pseudoXML page uses:

fo.addVariable("xmlDataPath", "pseudoXML.php?somevar=5");

But when it gets the page and uses it for the flash, it doesn't pass through the value of $somevar, even with $somevar = $_GET[somevar] on the pseudoXML page. So how do I pass the variable value through?

nevermind. I just had to use the _GET in 2 places instead of 1.

Stop talking to yourself.

Usually some other computer-savvy person like Chris presents an answer; but when asking for code solutions, it's good manners to announce if the problem has already been solved. Go back to bitching at Queen in other threads.

:lmfao: Touche.