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Hi,

Can anyone please suggest me on this.

I am using var variable to get a string.Its working fine if string is
of simple type.

But giving error after entering 'Enter' or 'special charcters' in the
string.

Is it a limitation to var variable?

Can anyone suggest me on this.

Thanks,
Pawan

Pawan wrote:
> Can anyone please suggest me on this.
> I am using var variable to get a string.Its working fine if string is
> of simple type.
> But giving error after entering 'Enter' or 'special charcters' in the
> string.
> Is it a limitation to var variable?

You're not using a var to "get" the string, you're just storing it
(after you've got it) into a variable. The important thing here is how
you're getting the variable. You could be receiving it via a JSON or XML
file, you could be capturing the keys, reading it from a form input.
There are many ways you could be "get"ting the string, and it's these
methods that are important in determining your problem. Explain how
you're getting it, and post the relevant bit of code and you'll be more
easily helped

On Oct 8, 12:50 pm, Stevo <ple...@spam-me.com> wrote:
> Pawan wrote:
> > Can anyone please suggest me on this.
> > I am using var variable to get a string.Its working fine if string is
> > of simple type.
> > But giving error after entering 'Enter' or 'special charcters' in the
> > string.
> > Is it a limitation to var variable?
>
> You're not using a var to "get" the string, you're just storing it
> (after you've got it) into a variable. The important thing here is how
> you're getting the variable. You could be receiving it via a JSON or XML
> file, you could be capturing the keys, reading it from a form input.
> There are many ways you could be "get"ting the string, and it's these
> methods that are important in determining your problem. Explain how
> you're getting it, and post the relevant bit of code and you'll be more
> easily helped


var is getting this value from a text box.
Thanks,
Pawan

On Oct 8, 8:33 am, Pawan <maxpa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am using var variable to get a string.Its working fine if string
> is of simple type.

What is a 'var variable'? One declared with the var keyword to limit
its scope?

> But giving error after entering 'Enter' or 'special charcters' in
> the string.

What error? What characters are special? What code are you using?

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David Dorward wrote:
> On Oct 8, 8:33 am, Pawan <maxpa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I am using var variable to get a string.Its working fine if string
>> is of simple type.
>
> What is a 'var variable'? One declared with the var keyword to limit
> its scope?

Certainly, as there are no other variables.


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On Oct 8, 2:08 pm, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedE...@web.de>
wrote:
> Your signature separator is still borken,
> probably because of Google Groups.

Yes. I look forward to moving, getting my own Inet connection back up,
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Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote on 08 okt 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

> David Dorward wrote:
>> On Oct 8, 8:33 am, Pawan <maxpa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I am using var variable to get a string.Its working fine if string
>>> is of simple type.
>>
>> What is a 'var variable'? One declared with the var keyword to limit
>> its scope?
>
> Certainly, as there are no other variables.


In casu strictior there are:

Function arguments are not declared with the var statement.

DOM variables are not declared with the var statement.


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