[RESOLVED] Sending double quotes to Javascript

[tamjap]

I think this will be a silly easy question.

I have an ASP.NET page with VB.NET code behind. I am using Attributes.Add to put some javascript in the onchange event of a drop down list. I am having trouble sending a double quote. In the view source, it always shows up as ".

strJavascript = "getStyleClass('ExampleContent').style.backgroundImage = ""url('" & Utilities.GetAppPath & "Images\Backgrounds\Holly.jpg')"";"
ddlExistingWallpaper.Attributes.Add("onchange", strJavascript)

The code behind looks like:

onchange="getStyleClass('ExampleContent').style.backgroundImage = &quot;url('<RootPath>\Images\Backgrounds\Holly.jpg')&quot;;"

How can I send a double quote as a double quote? I have also tried replacing the "" with CHR(34), but have the same results.

[mendhak]

If you change this

onchange="getStyleClass('ExampleContent').style.backgroundImage = &quot;url('<RootPath>\Images\Backgrounds\Holly.jpg')&quot;;"

To become

onchange="getStyleClass('ExampleContent').style.backgroundImage = "url('<RootPath>\Images\Backgrounds\Holly.jpg')";"

Then that won't work at all because all that the HTML will see is

onchange="getStyleClass('ExampleContent').style.backgroundImage = "

Followed by some 'unknown' text which causes an error. That is why it becomes "

Move your logic there to a function and simply call the function.

[tamjap]

Oh, of course. How silly of me.

Thank you.