SoftTeam Ranson Maxime wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have the following problem when I try to pass <%=something%> on a call
> of a javascript function
>
> example :
>
> I have :
> session.putValue("something","value1");
> session.putValue("somethingElse","value2");
>
> <body onload
> ="Send('<%=session.getValue("something")%>',<%=session.getValue("somethingElse")%>)"
> >
>
> Where "Send" is a JavaScript function.
>
> The problem is that when the browser translate it, it gives :
>
> <body onload="Lancer('value1
> ',value2
> )">
If you look at the code generated, it gives out.println( ... ) - which is what <%= is
short for. You will have to use <% out.print( session.getValue( "something" ) ); %>
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