Passing arguments with single quotes

[henslecd]

I am trying to get the following line of code to work.

sSagList = "('31Z','32Z','31R','32R')"

document.write('<td class="list" style="padding-left:2px; font-weight:bold; border-right:0px solid #eeeeee">  <img style="cursor: default" onclick="AddRow(this,\'' + sSagList + '\');" alt="Insert Row" src="../graphics/returnarrow.gif" name="cmdInsert" id="cmdInsert">'+iRowCount+ ') ' + unescape(aNECRows[i].text) + '</td>');

I've replaced single quotes with double, double with single, etc etc. The following code works fine, except it doesn't have the second argument for the AddRow function.

document.write("<td class=list style='padding-left: 2px; font-weight: bold; border-right: 0px solid #eeeeee'><img style='cursor: default' onclick='AddRow(this);' alt='Insert Row' src='../graphics/returnarrow.gif' name='cmdInsert' id='cmdInsert'>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;" + iRowCount + ") " + unescape(aRows[i].text) + "</td>");

Is it possible to pass arguments with single quotes? The reason I need to pass the ('31Z','32Z','31R','32R') is because it will be used in a SQL WHERE clause;

WHERE BLAH in ('31Z','32Z','31R','32R')

Thanks for the help.

 

[adam0101]

Is it necessary to write out what is in sSagList? Or is sSagList still available after the document.write so you can just reference it like this:

sSagList = "('31Z','32Z','31R','32R')"

document.write('<td class="list" style="padding-left:2px; font-weight:bold; border-right:0px solid #eeeeee">  <img style="cursor: default" onclick="AddRow(this,[b]sSagList[/b]);" alt="Insert Row" src="../graphics/returnarrow.gif" name="cmdInsert" id="cmdInsert">'+iRowCount+ ') ' + unescape(aNECRows[i].text) + '</td>');

Adam
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[henslecd]

If I do what you have mentioned, there is no javascript error when the page loads. But when I click on the image to set off AddRow() function, it says that sSagList is undefined.


Thanks for your help.