I have two <a></a>
tags which holds the onclick
event and has PHP code in it. Obviously I need them to work. What those links do - switch between months. Here are the links.
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="getCalendar('calendar_div','<?php echo date("Y",strtotime($date.' - 1 Month')); ?>','<?php echo date("m",strtotime($date.' - 1 Month')); ?>');"><span class="glyphicon glyphicon-chevron-left"></span></a>
<select name="month_dropdown" class="month_dropdown dropdown"><?php echo $this->getAllMonths($dateMonth); ?></select>
<select name="year_dropdown" class="year_dropdown dropdown"><?php echo $this->getYearList($dateYear); ?></select>
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="getCalendar('calendar_div','<?php echo date("Y",strtotime($date.' + 1 Month')); ?>','<?php echo date("m",strtotime($date.' + 1 Month')); ?>');"><span class="glyphicon glyphicon-chevron-right"></span></a>
As you can see I have the $this->
pointer in <select></select>
tags which allows it to be in use because I am using classes and there has to be the pointer there I assume. So how do I get the tags to work? When I add the $this->
pointer to the onclick
event in front of getCalendar
the PHP code just breaks down.
Do I have to use some other method in order to achieve what I am after?