Avoid artifacts with longer than x characters

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My code as follows

$.ajax({

type: "POST",
url: "VendorMaster.aspx/SanDocumentData",
data: '{reqvehicleregistrationname: "' + vehicleregistrationname + '",reqvehicleregistrationpath:"' + vehicleregistrationpath + '" }',

contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
responseType: "json",
cache: false
}
);

From the above code the below line exceed 120 characters, how to split .

data: '{reqvehicleregistrationname: "' + vehicleregistrationname +
'",reqvehicleregistrationpath: "' + vehicleregistrationpath + '" }',

how to do.

What I have tried:

JavaScript

 My code as follows
 
$.ajax({
                             
 type: "POST",
 url: "VendorMaster.aspx/SanDocumentData",
data: '{reqvehicleregistrationname: "' + vehicleregistrationname + '",reqvehicleregistrationpath:"' + vehicleregistrationpath + '" }',

contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
responseType: "json",
      cache: false
           }
           );

 From the above code the below line exceed 120 characters, how to split .

data: '{reqvehicleregistrationname: "' + vehicleregistrationname +
'",reqvehicleregistrationpath: "' + vehicleregistrationpath + '" }',

how to do.

Posted 11-Oct-16 21:17pm

sudhakarthikeyan

Updated 11-Oct-16 21:25pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-10-11T21:25:00

Don't use such long names.
Even with single character "variables" you are still looking at over 60 characters for your string:

reqvehicleregistrationname: "?",reqvehicleregistrationpath: "?"

So with pretty much any kind of file path you are going to exceed 120 characters very quickly.
If you need a shorter string, shrink the content. And that means not using most of it for names, I'm afraid!