JavaScript question related to the use of ' and "

my_window.document.write(' 
  <script type="text/javascript"> 
    function redirect(linkid) { 
      opener.location.href=linkid;
  开发者_开发问答    window.close();
    }
  </script>
  <h1>Hello</h1>
  <p>Thank you.If you accidentally closed our website click 
  <a href="javascript:redirect('http://google.com')">here</font></a> 
  to go back to our  website</p>
'); 

This is my piece of code to close a already opened pop up window by redirecting it to google.com. I think there is some problem with matching the apostrophes ' and "... how to code with (' (" (' ') ") ')... is this correct? please help me with this.

Please help me with the necessary changes wherever required.

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Yes, you need to escape the single quotes with a backslash:

... redirect(\'http://google.com\') ...

In addition keep in mind that popping up a window like that will most likely be blocked by popup blockers... apart from being a questionable practice.

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Please read the formatting for your code -- select it all and hit ctrl + k.

Also, I suggest you need to use a backslash infront of the single quotes within the single quotes.