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javascript code escaping - El Forum - 10-16-2008 [eluser]Michael;[/eluser] I've done a google search and it turned up a lot of information on the subject, but being fairly new to javascript in general I'm still having some issues and I thought I might get some input from the community and see where that leads... more often than not, to a solution. I have the following snippet of javascript (jQuery) that I need to include on pages that I intended to use tabs on: Code: [removed] The problem is two-fold. First I need to be able to "include" the code and second, I want to pass a variable into the code as well. Code: $data['extra_header'] = $this->common->jstabs($var); and in "common": Code: function jstabs(){ $var is simply the html id of the tab-set so if I ever need to use multiple sets of tabs on a page that option is available. Normal php escaping results in valid php code, but invalid [removed] This: Code: return $str = "[removed]$(document).ready(function()\{$(\"#".$var." > ul\").tabs()\;\});<\/script>"; Results in this (taken from view source): Code: [removed]$(document).ready(function()\{$("# > ul").tabs()\;\});<\/script> and this obviously does not work... n fact, currently is resulting in a blank white screen. Any help that anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated. |