making " in codes
hey
im getting lazy with my webdesignen and i want to write my own program to make some codes from user defined options..
my only problem is this:
webdesign basiccaly contains a lote of " (qoutation marks) and that will end the string typing..
sa how do i make it write:
head.Text = "<script language="javascript">"
without stopping the string at javascript
please help me.
//Martin
making " in codes
Jeremy Jarrell
Hi,
you could use single quotation marks for that (single quotation marks work fine with html):
head.Text =
"<script language='javascript'>"or escape double quotation marks by doubling them:
head.Text = "<script language=""javascript"">"
Hope this helps,
Andrej
dmatth
Can you be a bit more specific on what doesn't work The code above should compile and get you correct results.
Andrej
cb1024
and there is both " and ' ind the original script. isnt there som code for it like for "nextline" & cb*** & or what it is
//Martin
mikeandd
And what happens if you do this
head.Text = "<script language=""javascript"">"
Andrej
Chris in DFW
i want a program to write <script language="javascript">
my proplem is that the only way i know is to do this:
head.text = "<script language="javascript">"
if i do that it will only write <script language=> in the head textbox :(
later in my javascript it also uses ' so there is a difference :(
//Martin