Hi there;
I have a question: problem to show a backslash in my string javascript script :
var st="test\\TEST"; it gives me st=test\\TEST
and var st="test\TEST"; it gives me st=testTEST
but me i need st= test\TEST
thank you
The first should work. A double-backslash should return as a single slash... the backslash character is used for escaping certain characters in JavaScript strings.
To verify, I created this little function.
function testSlash(){
var st;
st = 'TEST\\TESTS'; // Logs as 'TEST\TESTS'
Log.Message(st);
st = 'TEST\TESTS'; //Logs as 'TESTTESTS'
Log.Message(st);
}
So... my question for you... how are you using that string in your tests? What are you doing witih it? How are you consuming it? A bit more code context as to how you are determinng what is being returned would be helpful.
Hi;
i tried this methode before it dosn't work, i need the backslash in connection string !!
look at image attached.
thank you
Based upon what I see in Image2... it's working just fine. There is a backslash before the TEST (see attachment with highlighted section)
What kind of error are you getting when you try the connection string? Again, it looks like the backslash is properly applied.
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