JSP Value to JavaScript

PhaniPrasadS

Hi,
I had implemented a JS function in teh editor. i.e. as below
On view source in VFE sample code:
')"> Click here

But on WYSIWYG its totally removing the scriptlet code and making the tags in disorder for teh closing tags.


I even tried writing the js code on TPL as
function launchSessionLRN() {
var Username='<%=(String)request.getSession().getAttribute("AID");%>'
launchSession2(userName) ;
}

PT compile error is occuring as invalid token
Can anyone help me out how to pass the JSP value to Javascript.?

Any idea will be appreciated. thank you

Adam Stoller

Hi, I had implemented a JS function in teh editor. i.e. as below On view source in VFE sample code: </B><anchortag <a id="anchorLrnLogin" href="javascript&colon;launchession('<%=request.getSession().getAttribute("user")%>')"> Click here <closing anchor tag> But on WYSIWYG its totally removing the scriptlet code and making the tags in disorder for teh closing tags. I even tried writing the js code on TPL as function launchSessionLRN() { var Username='<%=(String)request.getSession().getAttribute("AID");%>' launchSession2(userName) ; } PT compile error is occuring as invalid token Can anyone help me out how to pass the JSP value to Javascript.? Any idea will be appreciated. thank you

The code at the beginning appears to be badly garbled - and I'm not sure how much of that is your actual code and how much is due to the forum's formatting code since it appears you're using the WYSIWYG editor for the forum postings.

Beyond that, perhaps you can provide a bit more context to the question. Are you customizing VFE in DCT, customizing TinyMCE in DCT, customizing TinyMCE in a SP/LS component, or something else (be explicit)?
(my guess is that its one of the first two, but it helps to know)

Also - what version of TS (including service pack and/or patch information) on what platform / OS? This information is always good to supply when making a post as it sometimes has a bearing on both the issue and the solution.

Ultimately, it would also probably help if you provided a decent description of what exactly you are trying to accomplish (from a user perspective rather than just the code perspective)