Execute a PHP code inside jQuery

Question

That's what I have:

<a href="<?=$arItem["LINK"]?>#nav-link">LinkName</a>

Here <?=$arItem["LINK"]?> I'm getting some link, and I want to add to the end of this link some extra hashtag parameter #nav-link.

But the main problem is that PHP is executing on the server side, so, when I click the link, I get only link from the <?=$arItem["LINK"]?> (blabla.com). After second click, I have necessary code blabla.com/#nav-link.

So, is it possible to get blabla.com/#nav-link after first click?

• user557846: use anything but the # if you want it to be sent to the server and not just the browser
• Mr. Concolato: You could set a var in jquery and have PHP populate that variable with what you want and then use that var in your code further down the line.
• John Reid: If you want to change the link after the page loads - why don't you just use jQuery to append the link instead of relying on PHP?

Answer 1

Try something to the tune of this:

<script>
 var data = <?php echo $arItem["LINK"]; ?>
 var yourLink = "blabla.com/"+data;
 //more of your code etc....
 $('#yourDiv_where_you_want_the_link').html(yourLink);
 </script>