pass information from shtml to php

[Nihilists]

Not sure where to begin...
I know its a rather simple solution...

I have a html doc with a java script link as (obvious I changed part of the link):
<a href="javascript:openNewWindow('http://www.mydomain/folder/pop-ups/08925.html')">

So far there are over 50 html files in the pop-ups folder and the html is the identical except for the image name.
<img src="'http://www.mydomain/Images/fantasy/08925.jpg">

I looking to pass the variable from a shtml document:
<img src="'http://www.mydomain/Images/fantasy/08925.jpg">
to a php script that creates the html for me. Elminating the 50 pages which will increase well over the 100s.
I realize the php link/doc will reside in the:
<a href="javascript:openNewWindow ('http://url-to-php/popup.php? ...>
I assume after the ? will be:
?<img src="'http://www.mydomain/Images/fantasy/08925.jpg">

How do I get the php to use the variable of <img src....>
to create the html?
It will need to appear as:
<a href="#" onClick="window.close()"> <img src...></a>
thanks
mental note: disable smiles make the documant easier to read

[mystrymaster]

alright so where do you need the php variable on the page that the link is or on the page that dispalys the image?

The link is that a thumbnail link?

[Nihilists]

where the link is.
the orginial html link is:
<a href="java script:openNewWindow('http://www.mydomain/folder/pop-ups/08925.html')">

On the page 08925.html, the image link is:
<a href="#" onClick="window.close()">
<img src://www.mydomain/Images/fantasy/08925.jpg>
</a>

I want to replace the 08925.html link with a php document and tell it want image to use.

The link is a thumbnail that opens a html with a onClick command to close it.

[mystrymaster]

you can use php to pass those variables.

the thumpnail link would be

   

<a href="java script:openNewWindow('http://www.mydomain/folder/pop-ups.php?img=08925')"> 
 

And then on pop-ups.php

<a href="#" onClick="window.close()"> 
<?php 
echo "<img src://www.mydomain/Images/fantasy/$_GET[img].jpg> ";
</a> 

That should take care of your problem

If the thumbnails are all number sequentially you can use a while loop to build the thumbnal links as well. (That is if they are all on a couple pages)

[Nihilists]

I change the code slightly to accomadate the category on the php file since they are multiple categories:

<a href="#" onClick="window.close()">
<?php
echo "<img src=//www.razberrydreams.com/Images/$GET[cat]/$GET[img].jpg> ";
?>
</a>

The link ended with:

/popup.php?cat=fantasy&img=08925')">

Works Perfect!
ThankYou
Now the fun part is editing 47 pages...

[mystrymaster]

extended search and replace 😃

[Nihilists]

actually it was supposed to say 47 items(links)... I get to delete the old 47 pages 🙂 I would of edited the message but that would make your post seem odd 😕