#set($foo = "bar")
suggest.push("$foo")
suggest.push($foo)//Actually this also works.. if i do it like this
$foo="bar"//instead of #set($foo = "bar")
but if $foo=(some value coming from database such as)//$foo=$value//then it
does not work.
i donno why it was behaving like this
Byron Foster-2 wrote:
>
> Looking at the generated javascript should reveal all. If in Velocity
> you say
>
> #set($foo = "bar")
> suggest.push("$foo")
> suggest.push($foo)
>
> will render as:
>
> suggest.push("bar")
> suggest.push(bar)
>
> When the javascript runs the second line is referencing a variable
> 'bar' which is not defined, and will cause a javascript error.
>
> If you have the error console running in your browser, you should see
> javascript errors to this effect.
>
> On Jun 11, 2009, at 6:24 , Int64 wrote:
>
>> Your suggestion for suggestions.push("$show"); really worked,
>>
>> But can you please explain why suggestions.push($show);was not
>> working and
>> it was not working with my values from database(it was working for
>> hard-coded values). and why your suggestion worked??
>>
>> bluejoe-2 wrote:
>>>
>>> if $show is a string, you can try
>>> suggestions.push("$show");
>>>
>>> VTL renders on server-side
>>> while javascript executes on browser
>>>
>>> yours,
>>> bluejoe
>
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