Re: single quotes..problem.

Hi Sachi,

>     I am trying to send a string of like this "B's Beverages" to filter
> condition in XSL from javascript.
>    eg.
>      someobject.selectNodes("root/element["+selval+"]");
>     selval - is the string which I pass as  "@ShipName=B's Beverages".But it
> is not possible. any idea to slove this probelm.

The string that you pass as an argument into .selectNodes needs to be
a valid XPath. The string "B's Beverages" needs to be surrounded by
quotes so that the XPath processor recognises it as a string. Because
of the apostrophe in B's Beverages, the valid XPath that you need to
use is:

  root/element[@ShipName = "B's Beverages"]

So, selval needs to be set to the string:

  @ShipName = "B's Beverages"

Within the Javascript, you need to wrap that string in quotes so that
the Javascript processor can recognise it as a string. Within
Javascript, you have to escape single and double quotes within a
string using '\' so that they're not recognised as quotes. So, when
you set selval, use:

  selval = '@ShipName = \"B\'s Beverages\"';

or:

  selval = "@ShipName = \"B\'s Beverages\"";

I hope that helps,

Jeni

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http://www.jenitennison.com/



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