Is the value of jsMessage a string with quotes around it? I'm assuming
it's a string value, maybe it isn't, but if it is, you'll need quotes
around it, and single quotes at that since its within a quoted event
handler.
Did you look at the generated source to see if your expected value was
output? Did you see any Javascript errors? (Firebug in Firefox is good
for this). What happens when you tried it?
Frank
Chetan Pandey wrote:
Hi Puneet:
None of the suggestions worked.
I even tried
"onclick =returnconfirmationMessage(<%=jsMessage%>)"
And other combinations with no help.
Thanks.
Chetan
-----Original Message-----
From: Puneet Lakhina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 11:13 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Setting a Variable in Javascript Functions parameter
On 9/7/06, nirav bumia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just pass the variable jsMessage(remove the quotes) i.e.
<html:link action="/delete" onclick="return
confirmationMessage(jsMessage)">
and use this variable in javascript.
I suppose you are trying to pass a variable that you have in some scope in
your jsp to your javascript function.
Am not really sure the above suggested solution will work. Reason being
there is no way for struts(or your jsp processor) to know if this is
variable isnt actually a javascript variable.
I would use something like this
<html:link action="/delete" onclick =
'<%="returnconfirmationMessage(jsMessage)" %>'
Try it and let us know what happens.
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