[by_cracker_]

<?php $say=0 ?>

<script>
for(var j=0;j<limit;j++)
{
tipi[j] = " <?php echo "$tipi[$say]" ?> ";
gun[j] = " <?php echo "$gun[$say]" ?> ";
ay[j] = " <?php echo "$ay[$say]" ?> ";
yil[j] = " <?php echo "$yil[$say]" ?> ";
adres[j] = " <?php echo "$adres[$say]" ?> ";
cinsiyet[j] = " <?php echo "$cinsiyet[$say]" ?> ";
<?php $say++; ?>
}

<script/>

I want to increase $say . but not working. $say always is 0 . What can I do ?

[Niall]

This looks to me like a combination of Javascript and PHP, not just PHP.
I'm guessing that the code between the { } is a loop that only stops when certain conditions are met.

Your PHP code should have semi-colons like this:

tipi[j] = " <?php echo "$tipi[$say]"; ?> ";
gun[j] = " <?php echo "$gun[$say]"; ?> ";
ay[j] = " <?php echo "$ay[$say]"; ?> ";
yil[j] = " <?php echo "$yil[$say]"; ?> ";
adres[j] = " <?php echo "$adres[$say]"; ?> ";
cinsiyet[j] = " <?php echo "$cinsiyet[$say]"; ?> ";

Apart from that, I can't see any problem with the PHP code. I'd advise you to post this on the Javascript section of the forum because it's probably a problem with the loop.

[Frement]

In the loop your $say variable will always be 0, as those are filled before the JavaScript is executed.

Also I can't see your limit variable initialized anywhere.

Your best bet is to do this either fully with JavaScript, or fully with PHP.