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2012-05-30 05-42-56
Fadi Zananiri
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Javascript syntax error in Traditional Web
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Traditional Web
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Traditional Web

Hi,

I'm trying to copy a JavaScript function from reactive to  traditional web, but I keep getting a syntax error. Can you please help me resolve this? Here is the properly working function for reactive, 

document.querySelectorAll("[data-rownumber='"+$parameters.RowNumber+"']")[0].click();

and attached is the syntax error from traditional web (I think it has to do with the quotation marks). Thank you


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03 Jun
2018-11-06 14-05-21
Miguel Rebelo
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Hi Fadi,

The RunJavaScript function you're trying to call receives a Text as input. To make it work you need to encapsulate your javascript between double quotes like this:

"document.querySelectorAll(""[data-rownumber='""+$parameters.RowNumber+""']"")[0].click();"

Note that to escape the double quotes inside the text you just need to double it as I did in that example.

Hope it helps.

Cheers

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03 Jun
2021-06-02 20-50-04
Márcio Carvalho
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Solution

Something like this? RunJavaScript doesn't receive parameters as you do on reactive as far as I know.

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03 Jun
2018-11-06 14-05-21
Miguel Rebelo
Staff
Solution

Hi Fadi,

The RunJavaScript function you're trying to call receives a Text as input. To make it work you need to encapsulate your javascript between double quotes like this:

"document.querySelectorAll(""[data-rownumber='""+$parameters.RowNumber+""']"")[0].click();"

Note that to escape the double quotes inside the text you just need to double it as I did in that example.

Hope it helps.

Cheers

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03 Jun
2021-06-02 20-50-04
Márcio Carvalho
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Solution

Something like this? RunJavaScript doesn't receive parameters as you do on reactive as far as I know.

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03 Jun

What Márcio shared. In my example, I missed the "RowNumber" part.

Thanks Márcio!

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03 Jun

I thought about deleting my comment because you already the question and gave the solution first, but was also important to share this "little" detail. :)

Glad that worked for you @Fadi Zananiri :)

Regards,

Márcio

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03 Jun

Thank you both, combining them worked!

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03 Jun
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