How Do I Write " * " Multiply Symbol While Appending Javascript Function Statement Using String Builder

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Hii ,

I am running javascript from my code behind by appending that script into my string builder . everything is fine , but for some reason multiply symbol after rendering into html is not get displayed

str.Append("var percent = Number(100 * value / total).toFixed(1);");

this is my statement ,... i tried many ways .. using @ symbol before sttement , double slashes , but nothing is rendring while html gets created for the script

Posted 6-May-15 2:33am

Torakami

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upendra shahi 6-May-15 8:53am

give whole code..

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 6-May-15 8:55am

Can you show the part that displays the code as part of the html page?

ZurdoDev 6-May-15 8:56am

So what does get rendered?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-May-15 9:57am

What does it mean, "displayed"? Since when some JavaScript code is displayed somewhere?
—SA

Torakami 6-May-15 11:24am

Sorry for inconvenience , i was thinking that for some reason * mark is not get displayed . But when i debug the code completely .. in string builder in the middle , the * mark was replacning with blak and hence was the isssue ... Topic is closed .. thanks a lot for your quick replies .

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-05-06T03:13:00

If I try that exact code:

C#

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append("function myFunction(value, total) {");
sb.Append("   var percent = Number(100 * value / total).toFixed(1);");
sb.Append("   return percent;");
sb.Append("}");
string s = sb.ToString();

What I get is exactly what I expect:

JavaScript

function myFunction(value, total) {   var percent = Number(100 * value / total).toFixed(1);   return percent;}

So you are either not doing something I am, or doing something I'm not!
How does mine differ from yours?