On 24 Jun 2019, at 22:51, Walter Lee Davis <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Yup. That will stop a JavaScript insertion like you want to do cold. Try
> replacing all of the newlines [and carriage returns, if any] with a single
> space before you pass that value back to the Ajax request. It doesn't matter
> how long the line is, as long as it's one line. I generally substitute
> /[\n\r]+/ with ' ‘.
Thanks, Walter, but I’ve just this minute found the problem, and it was, as I
knew it would be, a stupid one. Where I had "$('thisid').up('ul').insert
(newhtml);”, all I had to do was take the quotes away from round ‘thisid’! I
was sending a literal string to $ instead of the value represented by the
variable and, oddly enough, there isn’t an element in the DOM with the id
‘thisid’!
And btw, it does work with a few ‘\r's in it.
Thanks a million for your help. Now I have to fix the next problem...
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