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_under element with constant variable

rj412rj412 Members
edited November -1 in Sahi - Open Source
how to I replace an element using _under
Element found: _div(3, _under(_div("fill_space")))

I am unable to above Div (using _under) and assign it to a constant var due to the _underscore and the "double quotes"

Tried the following assignment:
var $aboveFoundDiv = '3 _under(_div("fill_space"))' ;
var $aboveFoundDiv = "3, \_under(\_div(\"fill\_space\"))" ;
var $aboveFoundDiv = "3, \_under(\_div(/fill_space/))" ;

_rightClick(_div($aboveFoundDiv) ) ;

This keep adding the "" so after the substition, it becomes:
_div("3, _under(_div("fill_space"))") //invalid
vs.
_div(3, _under(_div("fill_space"))) //valid

Comments

  • narayannarayan Administrators
    Hi rj412,

    You cannot assign 2 values to a single variable and use it like this.

    You could do the following:

    1) Store _div(3, _under(_div("fill_space"))) itself into a variable.
    var $el = _div(3, _under(_div("fill_space")));
    _rightClick($el);

    2) Create a string and then eval it.
    var $aboveFoundDiv = '3, _under(_div("fill_space"))' ;
    var $el = eval("_div(" + $aboveFoundDiv + ")");
    _rightClick($el);

    or
    var $aboveFoundDiv = '3, _under(_div("fill_space"))' ;
    _rightClick(eval("_div(" + $aboveFoundDiv + ")"));

    Regards,
    Narayan
  • rj412rj412 Members
    I used option #2 and it works...
    Thanks Narayan...you may close this thread.
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