There must be something a quote or something give js a bad day.
I assume you've something like this.
msg1 = "<bean:message key="message1" />"; msg2 = "<bean:message key="message2" />"; msg3 = "<bean:message key="message3" />"; msg = msg1 +"\n"+ msg2 +"\n"+ msg3; alert(msg);
Paste the rendered source in to a reply and I'm sure one or more of you messages has a character that needs escaping or something like that.
On 22 Mar 2004, at 00:17, Just Fun 4 You wrote:
Hi,
I create an ActionMessages object and store one ActionMessage in it. The
ActionMessage is a string which contains the \n character
to display the whole message in more than one line:
message1\nmessage2\nmessage3...
In my jsp I have defined the html:message for iteration within a javascript
block as I would like to display the message by the javascript alert
function.
The problem is, that I always get a javascript error for the \n character
(unterminated string constant). However, if I remove the \n character
everything works. But then, the whole message is displayed in one line. Can
someone help?
thx, Dirk
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