Hi,
I have this javascript error that I am unable to fix unterminated string constant.
Here is what I am trying to do
var test = '<p>rajnas asdjhsadnmdas dasjads jmsad dasndsaads bnas</p>
<p>ahdndsa</p>';
document.getElementById('education').innerHTML = test;
How to fix this error?
Where the rest of the code? I tried this and there was no error:
<div id='education'></div>
<script>
var test = '<p>rajnas bnas</p><p>ahdndsa</p>';
document.getElementById('education').innerHTML = test;
</script>
Strings can't span multiple lines. You need to close and concatenate the strings:
var test = '<p>rajnas asdjhsadnmdas dasjads jmsad dasndsaads bnas</p>' +
'<p>ahdndsa</p>';
document.getElementById('education').innerHTML = test;
scrager is correct on declaring a string on multiple lines. A string, however, can contain new line character, and that should not be confused with the multiple line span.
//i.e.
var test = "<p>rajnas asdjhsadnmdas dasjads jmsad dasndsaads bnas</p>
<p>ahdndsa</p>"; // error
var test = "<p>rajnas asdjhsadnmdas dasjads jmsad dasndsaads bnas</p>\n<p>ahdndsa</p>"; // OK
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