how to assign the html value to the php variable without post or get method

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Published on 2011-03-14T08:00:32Z Indexed on 2011/03/14 8:09 UTC
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hi , in my program i had a php value $test = 2 using this value i done some operation for example: in my page i had a 2 block A and B and one select box. If the test value is A it enable the div A, if the value is B it hide div A and also i am able to show and hide the div using the select box onchange event. please check my sample code given below

$test = $_GET["id"];

<select name="hideme" id="hideme" onchange="enableme();">
<option value="A">Show</option>
<option value="B">Hide</option>
</select>

if($test == 'A') {
<div id="div1" name="div1">
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
</div>
} 

Js Function :

function enableme() {
if(document.getElementByID('hideme').value == "A") {
document.getElementById.style.display ="block";

} else {

document.getElementById.style.display ="none";

}
}

my issue is at fist time using the $test($_get) value it show the correct div but the on change event is not working because of , if condition. If i remove the if condition then it show div A even if the value of the $test is B. how could i handle both. Please Help me

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