How about:
<a onClick="openFolder(this.nodeValue)"><bean:write name="listItem" property="path" /></a>
This gets around the problem of <bean:write/> not escaping the back-slash altogether.
-- Jeff
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Hello all... I have a situation where I have to insert a path into a Javascript call, like so:
<table> <logic:iterate id="listItem" name="sidebarFolderViewActionForm" property="itemsList" type="java.io.File"> <tr> <td> <a onClick="openFolder("<bean:write name="listItem" property="path" />");"> <bean:write name="listItem" property="path" /> </a> <br> </td> </tr> </logic:iterate> </table>
Problem is, on Windows anyway, the path includes a backslash, so when rendered you get for example:
<table> <tr> <td> <a onClick="openFolder("A:\");"> A:\ </a> <br> </td> </tr> </table>
...which of course is a script error because the backslash is escaping the quotation mark.
So, how does one deal with this? As I understant, filter="true" is the default setting for bean:write... I tried setting it explicitly, to no avail.
Thanks!
Frank W. Zammetti Chief Software Architect Omnytex Technologies http://www.omnytex.com
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