Hi
I am trying to call a Java localiser function ( returning a string) and use this string as a label for a radio button.
The problem is the java function needs to use double " ", which the radio button does not like !
Here is a snippet of before code which works fine:
lbl = "<input readonly type=radio name=\"pv_lbl\" value=\"M\" checked>Mr";
Here is the above with "Mr" being replaced by the java function:
lbl = "<input readonly type=radio name=\"pv_lbl\" value=\"M\" checked><%=localiser.getText("FORMCOM_6")%>";
I have tried to escape the quotes, ie <%=localiser.getText(\"FORMCOM_6\")%>
But this does not work.
This Q is more of a javascript Q so apologies in advance,
Any Ideas?
"There is no spoon"
[ May 09, 2006: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
I am trying to call a Java localiser function ( returning a string) and use this string as a label for a radio button.
The problem is the java function needs to use double " ", which the radio button does not like !
Here is a snippet of before code which works fine:
lbl = "<input readonly type=radio name=\"pv_lbl\" value=\"M\" checked>Mr";
Here is the above with "Mr" being replaced by the java function:
lbl = "<input readonly type=radio name=\"pv_lbl\" value=\"M\" checked><%=localiser.getText("FORMCOM_6")%>";
I have tried to escape the quotes, ie <%=localiser.getText(\"FORMCOM_6\")%>
But this does not work.
This Q is more of a javascript Q so apologies in advance,
Any Ideas?
"There is no spoon"
[ May 09, 2006: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]