Hi Guys,
After some busy days, Here I come again with a small problem I had and of course with the solution too.
Sometimes we have to build JavaScript within our code to inject it to the page. A declared variable for a string in JavaScript can't have a single quote because it gives an error at the end when we need it. This mostly happens with multilingual websites such as in french they use single quote a lot.
Look at the below c# method that can replace the single quote with JS friendly string.
In the same class we can use this as ;
It's simple. Next let's see how we use this to build a XML from C# and store it in JS Local Storage.
Happy coding...
After some busy days, Here I come again with a small problem I had and of course with the solution too.
Sometimes we have to build JavaScript within our code to inject it to the page. A declared variable for a string in JavaScript can't have a single quote because it gives an error at the end when we need it. This mostly happens with multilingual websites such as in french they use single quote a lot.
Look at the below c# method that can replace the single quote with JS friendly string.
In the same class we can use this as ;
It's simple. Next let's see how we use this to build a XML from C# and store it in JS Local Storage.
Happy coding...
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