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<a href="/JqueryTest/Delete/23" class="Delete-item">Delete</a>

if i use this JQuery code :

$('.Delete-item[href="/JqueryTest/Delete/23"]')

It work fine , but if i replace Value with my variable :

var MyVar= "/JqueryTest/Delete/23";
$('.Delete-item[href=MyVar]')

I have on error syntaxe, any help !

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you have to concatenate the string in this way.. 

var MyVar= "/JqueryTest/Delete/23";
$('.Delete-item[href="' + MyVar + '"]');
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so you can accept the answer and upVote it too..if it helps you.. :)
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It should be 

var MyVar= "/JqueryTest/Delete/23";
$('.Delete-item[href="' + MyVar + '"]');

Concatenate the variable into the string

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is " necessary here on "' + MyVar + '" ?
Yup, attributes need to be quoted
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$('.Delete-item[href=' + MyVar + ']')

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You forgot the " around the attribute
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myVar in [href=myVar] is a part of a string not a variable. So you need to say
$('.Delete-item[href="' + MyVar + '"]')

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try this

   var MyVar= "/JqueryTest/Delete/23";
    $('.Delete-item[href="'+MyVar+'"]')
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You forgot the " around the attribute

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