PHP and the DOM

[Will]

I've been having an issue with a few of my scripts. I'm echoing
elements to the page that I wish to use with some of javascript's DOM
functions such as getElementById, etc. These work fine if I echo the
elements from the main script, or if I echo them from an include
file. The problem I'm running into is that when I echo from an
include to an include, the echoed elements are not being included in
the DOM for some reason:

< main.php >
echo "<input id='maininput' />\n"; // Javascript sees this object.
include ('incone.php');

< incone.php >
echo "<input id='secondinput' />\n"; // Javascript sees this object
too.
include ('inctwo.php');

<inctwo.php >
echo "<input id='thirdinput' />\n"; // Javascript does not see this
object.

I thought it could be an issue with the output buffer, but ob_start()
and ob_end_flush() didn't do anything. The only solution I have at
this point is moving the echo statement from the inner include to the
outer include (from inctwo.php to incone.php in the example above).
I'm looking for a solution that doesn't include moving the statement
from one file to the other. Anyone have any ideas?

[Enrique Rojas]

The best thing to do is a class. With a blank function you can fill
anything that you need and re-use it with 1 single code.

--
Enrique Rojas
(PHP Developer/SEO Specialist) roja...@gmail.com

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