RSS Replay - Dynamic Sources

Want to use dynamic sources for the rss feeds instead of hard coding the URLs
into the script. How can I use PHP within the javascript. The below doesn't
work.

RSS Replay is the dreamweaver extension


<script language="JavaScript1.2" type="text/javascript">
<!-- hide script from non-js browsers
//RSS Replay v 1.5 by RNSoft
//MethodName:AJAX-Proxy-PHP
//SettingName:
rssReplayFeed("rss",
10,
"",
"<div><span <<headlineclass>>><a href=\"<<link>> \"\" target=\"_blank\"
onMouseOver=\"flvXAS1(0)\"
onMouseOut=\"flvXAS1(1,1,50,1)\"><<headline>></a>"+"\n"+
"</span>",
"",
"<br><span <<storyclass>>><<strip_story>></span></div><br>"+"\n"+
"",
"",
""+"\n"+
"",
rrpBuildSourceList("<?php echo $row_rsNewsFeed['source1']; ?>",
"<?php echo $row_rsNewsFeed['source2']; ?>",
"<?php echo $row_rsNewsFeed['source3']; ?>",
"<?php echo $row_rsNewsFeed['source4']; ?>",
"<?php echo $row_rsNewsFeed['source5']; ?>"),
true,
-1,
true,
"d-date")
// end hide of script -->
</script>

How can you use dynamic resources in a javascript based rss feed gatherer like rss replay?

..oO(jsteinmann)

Want to use dynamic sources for the rss feeds instead of hard coding the URLs
into the script. How can I use PHP within the javascript. The below doesn't
work.

You can't directly call PHP from JS, but of course you can use PHP to
generate your JS.

Micha

hmmmmm......

can you give me an example?

..oO(jsteinmann)

hmmmmm......

can you give me an example?

Like you can use PHP to output HTML, you can also use it to generate JS.
There's not much of a difference. If the script is embedded in the HTML
with a 'script' element like in your case, it's particularly easy. Here
is a short example:

http://www.alt-php-faq.org/local/33/

Of course the entire page has to be passed through PHP, usually by
simply giving it a .php extension. Whether the embedded PHP outputs
some HTML or JS doesn't really matter from the browser's point of view.

Here's a more advanced example of using PHP in an external JS file:

http://javascriptkit.com/javatutors/externalphp.shtml

The key point in both is that PHP is used to write JS statements, which
are then interpreted by the browser.

For more informations and examples try a Google search for keywords like
"generate javascript with php"

Micha

turns out the code was correct, but with that script, feeds can never start with feed://... must be http://.