Javascript Subs
this is my code:
ResultWin.document.write("<html><head></head><body style='margin:0px;' onload='setTimeout(???this.close???,4000)>');It is a part of a function that opens a window (ResultWin) and after 4 seconds it should close it.
The protocol of the setTimeout demands its action (this.close) to be quoted. But what do I put there at position of the question marks?
In other words: how to get a third level substring?
Thanks a lot
Shakespeare: onclick || !(onclick)
Jack Michaelson posted this at 15:18 — 10th September 2003.
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Found it:
escape character is the backslash
ShaneS posted this at 20:29 — 10th September 2003.
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if you would have done Onload="" versus Onload='' you would not of had that problem.
NM, forgot it was in a JS string already. yes in that case you must use \' \'
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