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Reputation: 895

javascript convert double quotes into single quote in a string

I have a string which contains mix of single and double quotes. You can see here. First, If i try to make the jquery object of that string, i get break up of href and it's page link. both parts behave like attributes of tag with an additional double quote attached with page's link part. like console of $(mystr)= ... href="" display.aspx""" where display.aspx is page's link. but if when i try href=\'display.aspx\', i'm able to get expected output. How do i get rid of this partition of attribute problem? code given on jsfiddle is 

var s= "<tr role=\"row\" id=\"1\" tabindex=\"-1\" class=\"ui-widget-content jqgrow ui-row-ltr\"><td role=\"gridcell\" style=\"\" title=\"Albania\" aria-describedby=\"mytabl_Country\">Albania</td><td role=\"gridcell\" style=\"text-align:center;\" title=\"\" aria-describedby=\"mytabl_Nutrition related\"><img class=\"resultsGridImage\" src=\"Images/check.png\" oldtitle=\"Click on reference ID to view details:<ol><li>ID: <a target=\'_blank\' href=\"DisplayRefmat.aspx?NOPAID=241\">241</a>, Analyses of the situation and national action plan on food and nutrition for Albania 2003-2008</li> <li>ID: <a target=\'_blank\' href=\"DisplayRefmat.aspx?NOPAID=826\">826</a>, Towards a healthy country with healthy people - Public health and health promotion strategy</li> <li>ID: <a target=\'_blank\' href=\"DisplayRefmat.aspx?NOPAID=827\">827</a>, Analyses of the State of Food and Nutrition in Albania</li> <li>ID: <a target=\'_blank\' href=\"DisplayRefmat.aspx?NOPAID=828\">828</a>, Recommendation on healthy nutrition in Albania</li> </ol>\"></td></tr>";
console.debug($(s));
$('#btable').append(s);

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1717

Answers (1)

Dani&#235;l Tulp
Dani&#235;l Tulp

Reputation: 1835

perhaps I'm thinking to simplistic here, but this pops in mind when I look at the above code:

var s= "<tr role=\"row\" id=\"1\"....</tr>";

can be written as

var s= "<tr role='row' id='1'...</tr>";

why use double quotes in your string?

Upvotes: 1

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