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It would be easier to help if you stated more about what you are trying to do, but....
PHP is a server side language, meaning it is executed on the server itself. It is only executed when a request is sent by the browser to the server. Javascript is a client side script that is executed on the users machine which is why you can respond to events within the browser. The only way to do anything close to what you are asking is to use AJAX(javascript) to communicate with the server(execute your php scripts) based on user events. |
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