Escaping single quotes in javascript function
Question
I am using fn:escapeXml to escape quotes in a javascript function. This works perfectly with double quotes however it doesn't work with single quotes. Below is the html code:
<button class = "location"
onclick = "locationModelMethod('${fn:escapeXml(listItem.getBaseRate())}','${listItem.getCreateDate()}','${listItem.getId()}','${listItem.getUser().getEmployeeId()}','${listItem.getChecker().getEmployeeId()}','${listItem.getStatus()}', '${listItem.getRemarks()}' ,${listItem.isActive()})" >
${fn:escapeXml(listItem.getBaseRate())}
</button>
The error occurs when ${listItem.getBaseRate()} contains a single quote. I am getting an error Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list Can anybody help me out with this
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Template literals inside function parameters doesn't work. You will need to simply provide parameters.
For example:
myFunc(`${myVar}`)
Can be simply used:
myFunc(myVar)
Also, don't attach inline handler as suggested by CertainPerformance in the comment.
Example including parameters being passed
<html> <body> <script> // Parameters that get passed into function being fired by onclick var myParam = 'param'; function myParameterFunction() { return 'functionParam'; } function myParameterFunctionWithParams(foo) { return foo + 1; } </script> <button onclick="myFunction(myParam, myParameterFunction(), myParameterFunctionWithParams(2))"> Click me! </button> <script> function myFunction(a, b, c) { console.log('fired', a, b, c) } </script> </body> </html>
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