How to concatenate javascript variable

Question

This may be a small issue but I am not getting rid of this . I want to concatenate the argument in a javascript function . This is my string

html+='<a href="javascript:showchart('+data.code+');">';

data.code value is md5 string . But if i do like this it throws the error that fe741b62ff720a180a5960c4a2c50b27 is not defined .

I know it is taking this as constant, but how can I pass this as string within this html .

A. Wolff · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-30 13:50:32Z

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You want to pass a string, then you need to wrap variable in quotes, e.g:

html+='<a href="javascript:showchart(\''+data.code+'\');">';

//<a href="javascript:showchart('fe741b62ff720a180a5960c4a2c50b27');">

answered May 30, 2015 at 13:45

A. Wolff

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