[Javascript] OT: multiple languages

[Flavio Gomes]

I got a grid in php that is built from a SQL query.. and I needed to put 
a form in a field.. result:
==========
$query = "select
  id_folder, id_file
  '<form name=\"formorder\" action=\"updorder.php\" 
style=\"display:inline\"><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"id_folder\" 
value=\"'||id_folder||'\"><input type=\"hidden\" name=\"id_file\" 
value=\"'||id_file||'\"><input name=\"order\" type=\"text\" size=\"3\" 
value=\"'||ordee||'\" onchange=\"submitForm(this.form)\"></form>' as 
formordem
from
  archive_files
where
 id_folder = '$id_folder'
order by id_folder, order, id_file"
==========

Cute, eh?


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Flavio Gomes
flavio at economisa.com.br



Mike Dougherty wrote:

> It gets especially confusing when you're using one language to 
> generate the code for another language:  ASP/vbscript to generate 
> Javascript, or SQL to generate HTML...  I completely sympathize
>
> lcHTML += "<tag onClick=\"alert('test');\" />"
>
> I feel a little guilty writing code like that, because some day 
> another developer will have to make sense of it.  (although it'll 
> probably be ME)
>
>> My bad, you can indeed use single- or double quotes around your 
>> attribute values. I'm developing in too many languages at once here, 
>> sorry. I'd say you should add the type attribute to your style block, 
>> though.
>
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