Closed Patresko closed 6 months ago
@Patresko This isn't a bug, it's a consequence of a bad design choice when defining the Embedded JS syntax. You can't use the unclosed >
in the code because that's the character that terminates the embedding. If you need to use >
in the code, use Marker Syntax. That link is for Embedded SQL but the same rules apply for JS. For example, you code can be changed to:
&js@@<
if (logoutTime === time) {
location.reload();
} else if (time - logoutTime < 10) {
document.querySelector('[id*="textAfterBadge2"]').style.color = "red";
} else {
document.querySelector('[id*="textAfterBadge2"]').style.color = "black";
};>@@
and it will syntax color, compile and run correctly. You can't use <
escaping.
Hello,
If I use embedded javascript syntax in the routine Im getting syntax highlighting error for <
&js< if (logoutTime === time) { location.reload(); } else if (time - logoutTime < 10) { document.querySelector('[id*="textAfterBadge2"]').style.color = "red"; } else { document.querySelector('[id*="textAfterBadge2"]').style.color = "black"; };>
Maybe Im doing something wrong but within embedded javascript Im not able to use > or < so I replaced it with %lt or %gt