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vjdavis
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7 years ago
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What do I need to add for nested quotes to work?

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  • tristaanogre's avatar
    tristaanogre
    7 years ago

    What code language are you using?  

     

    Basically, use the escape character...  so, nested quotes would look, in a string like

     

    Log.Message("\"this shows nested quotes\"")

    I don't see, though, in your posted code example what you are trying to achieve... nothing appears to be a nested quote of any sort.  But, if you need to do so, in JavaScript, the above example should demonstrate.

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tristaanogre
Esteemed Contributor
7 years ago

What code language are you using?  

 

Basically, use the escape character...  so, nested quotes would look, in a string like

 

Log.Message("\"this shows nested quotes\"")

I don't see, though, in your posted code example what you are trying to achieve... nothing appears to be a nested quote of any sort.  But, if you need to do so, in JavaScript, the above example should demonstrate.

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    vjdavis
    New Contributor
    7 years ago

    Thank you, that worked.  I'm working in JavaScript.

    What I was trying to do was find the web element by using the Name value from NameMapping, I just copied the text from NameMapping and pasted into my script, and it gave me an error.  I knew I had to do something like your example showed, I just couldn't find it, this works: