That's because your php string contained double quotes, and your
javascript string was delimited by ... double quotes. When this
happens, you need to escape your php string, like this:
$("#<?php echo $div; ?>").replaceWith("<?php echo addslashes
($testReplace2); ?>"));
On Oct 31, 7:03 pm, "Steve Staples" <thestapler...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not really saying it's a problem, but all attributes SHOULD be in double
> quotes, and also, the <img> tag, doesn't use the </img> closure, and should
> be opened and closed in on statement, like <img />
>
> Again, not saying that what you've done is wrong, nor does switching the
> single to double, and double to single quotes really make much of a
> difference, unless your doctype is strict (I think).
>
> The Stapler.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: webmas...@terradon.nl [mailto:webmas...@terradon.nl]
> Sent: Saturday, October 31, 2009 12:09 PM
> To: jQuery (English)
> Subject: [jQuery] Re: missing ) after argument list SOLVED
>
> I do not know why,
> but using single quotes instead of doubles did solve my problem!
>
> See the difference:
>
> $testReplace2 = "<div id='pos1-0'><img name='pos1-0' src='test.gif'
> height='50' width='50' border='0' alt='white_pawn'></img></div>";
>
> $testReplace2 = '<div id="pos1-0"><img name="pos1-0" src="test.gif"
> height="50" width="50" border="0" alt="white_pawn"></img></div>';
>
>
