Calling a button from another PHP file

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I have a finished documants and there is a button that is working on that page code is below...

Now I made another php documant include html button..

That is my question can I call other button funciton when I push that button._?

What I have tried:

<td><button type="button" name="view_files" data-name="'.$name.'" class="view_files btn btn-default btn-sm">İncele</button></td>

Posted 27-Apr-20 20:58pm

Haluk Aydogan

Updated 28-Apr-20 5:09am

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Answer 1 · 2020-04-28T05:11:00

PHP is a server-side only application. Javascript for the client side.

So - you can use php to construct buttons.

Now as far as inter-page button pushing? There's a lot of security features in browser to strictly limit interactions between pages. Amongst these is that you cannot affect a page that is not a child process (as in javascript creation) of that page.

There's more to the security between pages, websites, and such, to prevent at least the simplest levels of hacking of one website's output by another.