Concatenating String in Javascript 1

[lbrooks]

I have the following string:

myfunction = "'insertbb('" + myvalue + "')'"
sNewRecipe = "<table>tr><td class='stySubItem1'>input type='button' onClick=" + myfunction + " value='Browse'/> </td></tr></table>"
folderTree.innerHTML = sNewRecipe

With the above I get a syntax error
If I remove the single quote from myfuntion as such:

myfunction = "insertbb('" + myvalue + "')"
sNewRecipe = "<table>tr><td class='stySubItem1'>input type='button' onClick=" + myfunction + " value='Browse'/> </td></tr></table>"
folderTree.innerHTML = sNewRecipe

With the above I get I get an Expect ")" error.

I am using javascript.

I do not understand why I am getting the syntax errors. Any help would be appreciated. I could be over looking something, but since I can't seem to figure it out, I thought I would ask for help. Thanks in advance.

 

[kaht]

try making the following changes, if it doesn't work then I'm guessing you have a problem with what's in the myvalue variable:

myfunction = "'insertbb([!]\"[/!]" + myvalue + "[!]\"[/!])'"[!];[/!]
sNewRecipe = "<table>[!]<[/!]tr><td class='stySubItem1'>[!]<[/!]input type='button' onClick=" + myfunction + " value='Browse'/> </td></tr></table>"[!];[/!]
folderTree.innerHTML = sNewRecipe[!];[/!]

-kaht

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[lbrooks]

Oh Wow thanks kaht! the "<" was not the problem, as I had stripped out part of a larger string it to post it. But adding the \" worked. Thanks again.

 

[kaht]

Glad I could help, thanks for the star

-kaht

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