No, you can do this. But you need to use \" for the quotes
inside a quoted string (like name=\"newEmp\") and if you
have dollar signs or braces inside the quotes and don't mean
to eval TCL variables or call TCL functions, you need to
backslash them too.
Also, a square function brace starts a new level of quotes, so:
set xyz "Hi [callme "Jim W" "Fred X"] there"
is legal without the backslashes, but:
set xyz "Hi [callme "Jim \"said\" this" "Fred X"] there"
would be needed to pass 2 arguments to callme:
arg1: Jim "said" this
arg2: Fred X
Jim
>
> hello!
> Is there anything wrong , if i wish to use javascript
> in my TCL file like
> described below.If i want to use all the client side
> validation in this manner
> ,can i do?
> thanx
>
> set return1 "<FORM name="newEmp" method="post"
> action="">"
> append return1 "<INPUT type='hidden' name='EMP_ID'
> value=$empId>
> <SCRIPT>
> function submitEmp() {
>
> document.newEmp.submit()
> }
> </SCRIPT>
> </FORM>"
>
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