Hi,
I am encountering a problem.
I am making an array using JAVAScript in a JSP.
<!-- MAKE ARRAY OF COMMODITY VECTOR -->
<script language="Javascript">
<!--
lArCommodity = new Array( <%= (lvCommodity.size()+1) %>);
lArCommodity[0] = new Array("", "");
<%
for (int i=0; i<lvCommodity.size(); i++)
{
ComboData lComboData = new ComboData();
lComboData = (ComboData)lvCommodity.elementAt(i);
%>
lArCommodity[<%= (i+1) %>] =
new Array( "<%= lComboData.ciId %>", "<%= lComboData.csName %>" );
<%
}
%>
The problem I am encountering is, that the values of the array can have
quotes (") in them. This gives a javascript error.
e.g.,
The value of lComboData.csName is Plastic Components"s in the database
The javascript error is
missing ) after argument list.
new Array( "20", "Plastic Components"s" );
.......................................^
Can anyone help? I want it to retain teh double quotes between the two S,
because I am using this array to fill a Choice box and I want the value in
teh drop down to be visible as Plastic Components"s.
function fillCommodityCombo()
{
lbExists = 0;
for(i=0; i<lArCommodity.length; i++)
{
document.write("<OPTION " );
if (lArCommodity[i][0] == "<%= lAuditScreenData.ciPrefixid %>")
{
document.write(" SELECTED ");
lbExists = i;
}
document.write(" >");
document.write(lArCommodity[i][1] + "</OPTION>");
}
document.frmProcessAuditInfo.txtPrefix.value = lArCommodity[lbExists][0];
}
Regards,
Vibha
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