> On Oct 22, 2:34 am, CharlesEF <Charle
...@CEF-Inc.Com> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> > I have looked at this line for so long I need new eyes. This is why I
> > am here. The below 1 line of code creates anchors (<a>) inside a
> > <div> element. I had no problems until I added the onclick action of
> > window.open(parm1, parm2);, now I get an error telling me that line 1
> > has a syntax error. If I remove parm2 from the anchor then a new
> > window does open with the html file shown and no error message. But I
> > need parm2 because I want the html file to display in the "_text"
> > frame of the HTA. The line below is 1 long line.
> > results.innerHTML += '<a id="' + objFilesRS.Fields("ID").Value + '"
> > title="' + objFilesRS.Fields("Description").Value + '" href=".\\html\
> > \' + objFilesRS.Fields("Filename").Value + '.html" value=".\\html\\' +
> > objFilesRS.Fields("Filename").Value + '.html" onclick="window.open
> > (this.value, "_text");return(false);">' + objFilesRS.Fields
> > ("Filename").Value + '</a><br>';
> > Can anyone see my problem?
> > Thanks for any help,
> > Charles
> I see and embedded double quote problem in the part after the
> onclick. That is,
> onclick="window.open(this.value, "_text");return(false);"
> has double quotes within a double quoted string. I think this would
> fix that ...
> onclick=\'window.open(this.value, "_text");return(false);\'
> by replacing the outer double quotes with single quotes - which need
> to be escaped for the original insertion string to compile correctly.
> _____________________
> Tom Lavedas
Yes, that fixed the problem. I tried many things but I never thought
about escaping the single quotes.
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