[Seaside] Re: String concatenation in javascript

[Dav]

Johan Brichau-2 wrote
> The JSObject>>, is for concatenating generated javascript expressions. If
> you want to generate a javascript expression that does string
> concatenation, you need to write actual javascript. 
> Afaik, there is no Seaside method to generate string concatenation
> expressions.

I guess you are right


> I'm not seeing the stuff you might have pasted in your email correctly, 

The expressions was:

Unfortunately it generates this html: 
a label 

Instead I need an html like: 
a label


> but this is how I would write your expression:
> 
> html anchor 
> 	onClick: ((html jQuery id: 'textAreaId') value: (JSStream on:
> '$(''#textAreaId'').value()+''some text'' '));
> 	with: 'a label'.
> 
> 
> cheers,
> Johan

Thanks Johan it works, even if there is a typo: value() instead of val()

The right one is:
html anchor 
	onClick: ((html jQuery id: 'textAreaId') value: (JSStream on:
'$(''#textAreaId'').val()+''some text'' '));
	with: 'a label'.

Cheers,
 Dave



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