Concatenate string in javascript

Question

I want to dynamically append the java script file name based on application culture name in mvc while giving reference of Java script file.

For e.g.

<script src="~/Clients/@tenant.ClientName/Backend/js/DateTimepickerLocalizetion/fr.js"></script>

Suppose my culture is fr and I want to append it dynamically in src tag, so my file name will be like fr.js.

I already have the culture name in tenant class, for which dependency is already injected.

But I am not able to append the file name with .js string.

So, how can I achieve this ?

Marian Polacek · Accepted Answer · 2016-09-13 05:26:34Z

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You have couple of choices here. You could construct script link in a code block and then use it in src like this:

@{
    var scriptLink = $"~/Clients/{tenant.ClientName}/Backend/js/DateTimepickerLocalizetion/{tenant.Culture}.js"
}

<script src="@scriptLink "></script>

If you want to keep it as 1 liner, you have to use braces to mark code blocks in markup. Like this:

<script src="~/Clients/@(tenant.ClientName)/Backend/js/DateTimepickerLocalizetion/@(tenant.Culture).js"></script>

answered Sep 13, 2016 at 5:26

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XamDev Over a year ago

Awesome.. Thanks !

A.T. · Accepted Answer · 2016-09-13 05:27:42Z

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if you are using asp.net mvc, simply this will do the trick

<script src='@Scripts.Url(string.Format("~/Scripts/test.{0}.js", tenant.cultureName))'></script>

edited Sep 13, 2016 at 5:27

answered Sep 13, 2016 at 5:08

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