Has anyone run into this, and if so do you have a work around?
I have a Struts bean:write tag inside a JavaScript onClick command like
so:
<td><input type="image" src="images/EditIcon.gif" alt="Add/Edit External
Note"
onClick="showExtNoteModal('<nested:write
property="pendingExtNote"></nested:write>',
'<%= rowIndex.toString() %>','editExternalNote')"/></td>
The problem is the dastardly single quote embedded in the nested:write
property, for example (Chris's Test Note). It works fine as long as
there is no JavaScript, but with the JavaScript wrapping it you get
script errors. It seems struts is nice enough to replace the single
quote with the hex code equivalent of
<td><input type="image" src="images/EditIcon.gif" alt="Add/Edit Internal
Note"
onClick="showIntNoteModal('Chris's Other Test',
'0','editInternalNote')"/></td>
I made a routine to add the escape character (\') if I detect the ('),
but struts is still nice enough to recognize this and replace it with
the hex code again, removing my escape character. I also tried to add
multiple slashes before the ' which gets past the JavaScript error but,
it shows up on the page with \\' I guess struts doesn't recognize the
\\' as a special character.
Thanks,
Scott Mulligan
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