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Passing JavaScript variables to PHP
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Passing JavaScript variables to PHP
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One of the frequent problems is defining visitor?s screen resolution using JavaScript tools and passing this data to PHP-script. The following script provides solution for this problem:
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Oct 15, 2006
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