Escaping commas

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#1

Hey,

I was wondering about escaping commas. It appears to be \, but when I do something like this:



grid.addRow(2,“Test  <img src=‘http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif’ onclick=“someFn(‘hello’\,‘world’);”/>”);



My html fails to render.



Is my syntax incorrect? (it doesn’t work as , either)



Thanks so much,

Michael

#2

The addRow has alternative syntax, which can be used if you plan to add values with commas
Instead of
    grid.addRow(id,“a,b,c”);
you can use
    grid.addRow(id,[a,b,c]) // use an array instead of comma separated string

    grid.addRow(2,[“Test  <img
src=‘http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif’
onclick=“someFn(‘hello’,‘world’);”/>”]);

#3


What if I want to pass an object?



grid.addRow(2,[“Test  <img src=’…/images/img.gif’ onclick=“someFn(” + grid + " );”/>"]); 
This throws an error, as does:



var args = {one:1};
grid.addRow(2,[“Test  <img src=’…/images/img.gif’ onclick=“someFn(” + args + " );”/>"]); 



Thanks for your quick response,
Michael

#4

The code which you are using for new row creating will be converted to string in any case, so it not possible to store object references in it.