Re: some escape character

2006-08-04 Thread Barbara Baughman 
When in doubt, I find the most straightforward way to do it is to:
#set($q='')

#set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
#button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($q$AJAXurl$q))br

This approach takes less brainpower to implement and is easier to read
than escape characters, which I don't think Velocity has anyway.  I
use this quite often in HTML-based templates.

Barbara Baughman
X2157

On Fri, 4 Aug 2006, dizzi wrote:

 It has probably pretty simple solution but i cant figure it anyway :)

 #macro(button $name $url)
   div class=buttona href=$url$name/a/div
 #end


 #set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
 #button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($AJAXurl))br

 is renedered like javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)

 I need javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)

 How can i tell velocity that quote in macro parameter is part of string
 and not argument


 #button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL('$AJAXurl'))br

 this works nice, but what if i need  and not ' :)

 thx dizzi

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Re: some escape character

2006-08-04 Thread dizzi 

Oh as i wrote - simple solution, thx :)

Have a nice day

On Fri, 04 Aug 2006 15:45:23 +0200, Barbara Baughman  
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When in doubt, I find the most straightforward way to do it is to:
#set($q='')

#set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
#button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($q$AJAXurl$q))br

This approach takes less brainpower to implement and is easier to read
than escape characters, which I don't think Velocity has anyway.  I
use this quite often in HTML-based templates.

Barbara Baughman
X2157

On Fri, 4 Aug 2006, dizzi wrote:


It has probably pretty simple solution but i cant figure it anyway :)

#macro(button $name $url)
div class=buttona href=$url$name/a/div
#end


#set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
#button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($AJAXurl))br

is renedered like javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)

I need javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)

How can i tell velocity that quote in macro parameter is part of string
and not argument


#button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL('$AJAXurl'))br

this works nice, but what if i need  and not ' :)

thx dizzi

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Re: some escape character

2006-08-04 Thread Nathan Bubna 

I can't recall if quote escaping was actually added to Velocity 1.5
yet or not, but i'm at least sure we came to the consensus that double
quote escaping should be done as follows for backwards compatibility.

#button( ADD javascript:retrieveURL($AJAXurl)

At least, i think so.  Perhaps someone else can confirm whether this
is in 1.5 yet or not?  My memory is fuzzy these days, as i'm suffering
from newborn-baby-sleep-deprivation. :)

On 8/4/06, Barbara Baughman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

When in doubt, I find the most straightforward way to do it is to:
#set($q='')

#set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
#button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($q$AJAXurl$q))br

This approach takes less brainpower to implement and is easier to read
than escape characters, which I don't think Velocity has anyway.  I
use this quite often in HTML-based templates.

Barbara Baughman
X2157

On Fri, 4 Aug 2006, dizzi wrote:

 It has probably pretty simple solution but i cant figure it anyway :)

 #macro(button $name $url)
   div class=buttona href=$url$name/a/div
 #end


 #set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
 #button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($AJAXurl))br

 is renedered like javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)

 I need javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)

 How can i tell velocity that quote in macro parameter is part of string
 and not argument


 #button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL('$AJAXurl'))br

 this works nice, but what if i need  and not ' :)

 thx dizzi

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Re: some escape character

2006-08-04 Thread Will Glass-Husain 

I don't think we currently allow this.  Is it in JIRA?  If not, I'll
add it a bit later.

Will

On 8/4/06, Nathan Bubna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I can't recall if quote escaping was actually added to Velocity 1.5
yet or not, but i'm at least sure we came to the consensus that double
quote escaping should be done as follows for backwards compatibility.

#button( ADD javascript:retrieveURL($AJAXurl)

At least, i think so.  Perhaps someone else can confirm whether this
is in 1.5 yet or not?  My memory is fuzzy these days, as i'm suffering
from newborn-baby-sleep-deprivation. :)

On 8/4/06, Barbara Baughman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 When in doubt, I find the most straightforward way to do it is to:
 #set($q='')

 #set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
 #button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($q$AJAXurl$q))br

 This approach takes less brainpower to implement and is easier to read
 than escape characters, which I don't think Velocity has anyway.  I
 use this quite often in HTML-based templates.

 Barbara Baughman
 X2157

 On Fri, 4 Aug 2006, dizzi wrote:

  It has probably pretty simple solution but i cant figure it anyway :)
 
  #macro(button $name $url)
div class=buttona href=$url$name/a/div
  #end
 
 
  #set ($AJAXurl = $link.setAction(ShowRegionAddForm))
  #button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL($AJAXurl))br
 
  is renedered like javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)
 
  I need javascript:retrieveURL(/tors/ShowRegionAddForm.do)
 
  How can i tell velocity that quote in macro parameter is part of string
  and not argument
 
 
  #button(ADD javascript:retrieveURL('$AJAXurl'))br
 
  this works nice, but what if i need  and not ' :)
 
  thx dizzi
 
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