I have a variable $curr_price. Every time some user updates the variable, I want to show a message to the other users.
Should I use a jQuery script something like this:
$("curr_price").change(function(){
alert("The Price has been changed.");
});
And secondly where in my PHP file should I put the script.
In the top of the document or where I want the message to be displayed.
I actually don’t want to use an alert box but echo or print the messages in a specific div.
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