I've a Java String with new lines(\n), say for example
String value = "This is a variable\n\nfrom\nJava";
Now I've to set this to a Javascript variable in a JSP file,
<script>var val 开发者_运维知识库= '<%= value %>';</script>
But because of the new lines in the above line, I'm getting javascript error "Unterminated String".
Please help me.
Use StringEscapeUtils#escapeEcmaScript()
before printing it to JSP.
Newlines will be only one issue. To properly escape the string for display as a JavaScript literal, you have to handle newlines and a wide variety of other characters (not least backslashes and whatever quotes you're using). This isn't hard, but it's non-trivial. Effectively you need to search the string for a range of values (regular expressions are useful here) and substitute the JavaScript escape code (\n
, etc.) for it. To avoid charset issues, when doing this sort of thing I escape anything that isn't ASCII into either the JavaScript named escape (\n
) or a Unicode escape (\u1234
).
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