Follow up:
This actual working code I have used with a static constant
....onclick="submitReportForm('<%= FcJspValues.REPORT_ACCOUNT_PERF_DATA %>')">
Though I think both would work..
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Greetings:
I have used this type of syntax:
................onclick='SelectDate("<%= oldDay %>","<%= oldMonth %>","<%=
oldYear %>")'/>
Note the single quotes on the outside.
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Hi guys,
Does any one knows how to send strigs to a javascript function...
I have a function that receives three string parameters and what I'm trying to
do is:
<html:button property="oldDate" value="checkDate"
onclick="SelectDate("oldDay","oldMonth","oldYear")"/>
But of course, it's all mess up the quotes... I tried single quotes and no
quotes at all, but still doesn't work...
any help is appreciated... thanks.
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