Use templates and put all your javascript in to that.So that you need not
worry about escapes and slashes .. :)
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, colin yates wrote:
Can you not escape the quotes with a slash (i.e.):
out.println("document.images[imgName].src=eval(imgObjName + \".src\");");
Just a
Hi Guys,
This is urgent, I am writing a servlet which contains javascript, i
somehow need to put double quotes instead of
single quote ['src'] into ["src"].
out.println("document.images[imgName].src = eval(imgObjName +
'.src');");
so that the servlet generated javascript will look
Can you not escape the quotes with a slash (i.e.):
out.println("document.images[imgName].src=eval(imgObjName + \".src\");");
Just a thought :-)
Col
karthikeyan wrote:
Hi Guys,
This is urgent, I am writing a servlet which contains javascript, i
somehow need to put double quotes instead
Can you not just escape the quotes:
eval(imgObjName + \".src\"););
Just a thought :-)
Cheers
Col
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Use escape characters for double quotes like this
\"
\'
for single quotes
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