In my script, text(message.image) returns a dynamic URL path of an image. What would be the correct statement in a javascript?
This fails:
$('<div/>').'<img src=\"'.text(message.image).'\">'.appendTo($('#msgDiv'));
4 Answers
The real answer is:
$('<div><img src="'+message.image+'"/></div>').appendTo($('#msgDiv'));
You have a couple syntactic errata in your code snippet:
- You can't access a property with a string like you do.
- Concatenation of strings is not with a dot but with a plus.
- You are trying to execute
text()on a string, not on the div.
Comments
I think you're missing (),+,append method and escaping " incorrectly, try with this:
$('<div/>').append('<img src="' + text(message.image) + '"/>').appendTo($('#msgDiv'));
Hope this helps,
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I think you have a problem because you're using (double)quote badly
You escape the double quote but you're using simplequote. Try that :
$('<div/>').'<img src=\''.text(message.image).'\'>'.appendTo($('#msgDiv'));
And are you sure concerning the syntax $('').'SOME HTML CODE' ?
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You are missing ( and ) there.
Also, you dont need to escape double quotes since you are using single quotes outside.
Try this:
$('<div/>').('<img src="'+text(message.image)+'">').appendTo($('#msgDiv'));
+is to be used.