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double quotes in c#

Page.RegisterStartupScript("ScrollPanel", "<script language=""javascript"">document.getElementById('" & myControl.ClientID & "').scrollIntoView();</script>")

translate this please someone into c# focusing on the double quotes near the word javascript, its giving me a headache.

Edwin_C

Page.RegisterStartupScript("ScrollPanel", "<script language='javascript'>document.getElementById('" & myControl.ClientID & "').scrollIntoView();</script>");

You can use single quote in javascript.

I prefer a clearer way for building string.

Page.RegisterStartupScript("ScrollPanel", String.Format("<script language='javascript'>document.getElementById('{0}').scrollIntoView();</script>", myControl.ClientID));

Edwin

TornadoV

Try this:

add Using System.Text;

StringBuilder sBuilder = new StringBuilder();

sBuilder.Append("<script language='javascript'>document.getElementById('")
sBuilder.Append(myControl.ClientID)
sBuilder.Append("').scrollIntoView();</script>")

Page.RegisterStartupScript("ScrollPanel", sBuilder.ToString());

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aki4u

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Page.RegisterStartupScript("ScrollPanel", "<script language='javascript'>document.getElementById('" + myControl.ClientID + "').scrollIntoView();</script>");

joshuadavidlee

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ok so many good answers umm i will give to the guy who said replace quotes with the slash cause it answers the question more accuratly even though javascript taking single quotes is nice and elegant alos, thanks for answers