How to put PHP script in JS?

Question

I have a page that allow users to access it. This page have certain things that not allow user to see that particular thing, For my case, user is unable to edit edit() or view this function, so I want to hide it by putting below code in JS because I am using function on this link.

I already enabled Session in PHP page like this <?php session_start(); ?>

And I try this putting this PHP in JS inside Datatables function. The dataTable function is working fine. Just the PHP is not working.

{ data : "project_id",
    render: function(data) {
    return  "<span onclick='view()'></span>&nbsp;"+    // This is allow to user and admin level
            "<?php 
              if ($_SESSION['user_privilege'] == 'Admin') { ?>
                 <span onclick='edit()'</span>
             <?php } ?>";   // This is allow for admin level only
    }
}

what do you mean the PHP is not working? Please be specific as possible — Rotimi
– Rotimi, Commented Apr 3, 2020 at 9:13
it mean user level still can see.view view(), should be not. I have two <span>. — mastersuse
– mastersuse, Commented Apr 3, 2020 at 9:19
sorry, typo, user level only can see view(), user level should be not to see edit() — mastersuse
– mastersuse, Commented Apr 3, 2020 at 9:30

Hassan Nasir · Accepted Answer · 2020-04-03 09:44:19Z

6

Check the following

<?php
if(isset($_SESSION["user_user_privilege"])){
  echo "<script>
     let button = '<span onclick='edit()'></span>';
  </script>";
}else{
 echo "<script>
     let button = '';
  </script>";
}
?>

Now check the button is empty or not.

{ data : "project_id",
    render: function(data) {
    return  "<span onclick='view()'></span>&nbsp;"+  ((button!="") ? button : "");

    }
}

edited Apr 3, 2020 at 9:44

answered Apr 3, 2020 at 9:30

Hassan Nasir

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14 Comments

mastersuse Over a year ago

Hi, I replicate your upper answer in .php file but have red underline at let button = "<span onclick='edit()'</span>";

Hassan Nasir Over a year ago

I have made changes. check it now

mastersuse Over a year ago

$_SESSION["user_user_privilege"]) is just like that? or ($_SESSION['user_privilege'] == "Admin")

Hassan Nasir Over a year ago

If you want to check $_SESSION["user_user_privilege"] is set or not, so pass the session into isset function. If you want to check session value so you can use condition like that ($_SESSION['user_privilege'] == "Admin")

Hassan Nasir Over a year ago

[email protected], you can send on it.

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