> Depends on what's in your string and what you're trying to do.
>
> Ex. If you have an HTML string ("Hello there.<br><br>How are
> you?"), you'll
> want to replace occurances of <br> with \r (or \n).
Well, mainly I'm just trying to avoid Javascript errors. The js code is just
a real simple alert that pops up when the user clicks the delete button to
delete a record. Problem is, I want the alert to say "Confirm: Delete
#recordname#?" and #recordname# can have any number of bizarre characters in
it, including single quotes, double quotes, etc etc all of which would cause
a javascript error when calling the function in this way:
javascript:confirmkill('#id#','#recordname#')
The JsStringFormat function accomplished this beautifully, But since it's
not available in 4.01, I need another way.
javascript:confirmkill('#id#','#jsstringformat(recordname)#')
Thanks for the help, Courtney.
- Sean
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