The article discusses a technique for improving code security by separating PHP variables and JavaScript functionality into two distinct files. This method prevents users from viewing sensitive PHP code in the source view by using an AJAX request to dynamically fetch data from a PHP file (file1.inc) while the JavaScript file (file2.js) handles interactions. This practice not only enhances security but also allows for a clearer separation of server-side and client-side logic, encouraging cleaner and more maintainable code.
By splitting the PHP variables and JavaScript into separate files, the goal is to obscure the PHP code from direct source view, enhancing security.
This method separates server-side logic from client-side scripts, allowing dynamic data interaction through AJAX without exposing sensitive code to the user.
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