Passing embedded string to Response.Write

[tim8w]

I need to pass the following to Response.Write:

style="display: none;"

Can't get it to accept this correctly...

[Rabbit]

Please post the code, difficult to say what you did wrong without seeing what you tried.

[tim8w]

Rabbit,

Was trying to do something like this:

<tr <%If ((rsScheduleItem.Fields.Item("FormatID").Value) = 36) Then Response.Write("style=display:inline;") : Response.Write("style=display:none;")%>>

But I couldn't get it to work...

I ended up doing this instead:

<%If ((rsScheduleItem.Fields.Item("FormatID").Value) =  36) Then %>
<tr> 
</tr>
<% End If %>

[Rabbit]

Please use code tags when posting code or formatted data.

Your code block doesn't have those double quotes that you have in your first post.

[tim8w]

Rabbit,
That's because what's in the first post is what I was trying to put in the Response.Write, but It won't take it that way. What I showed in the second post was an attempt to get it to work. I also tried it with double-quotes and triple quotes. None worked...

[Rabbit]

If you're going to put double quotes inside double quotes, you need to escape them, otherwise it has no idea you want it as part of a string rather than ending or starting a string.

[mothman]

Response Write in ASP NET is used to display text directly on a web page. When the text includes embedded quotes, they must be handled carefully to avoid errors.

This can be done by using single quotes inside the text, escaping double quotes, or using a verbatim string format. It is also important to encode any user input to prevent security issues like cross site scripting.
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In general it is useful for simple output, but in modern applications it is better to use structured approaches like Razor views.
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