Hopefully this is a simple syntax question:
I want to create an onload statement that, when piled, will look as follows:
<body onload="location.href='#tutanchor'">
My expression language attempt is as follows:
<body th:attr="onload='location.href='+${anchorname}">
This doesn't work because it is missing the single quotes round the anchor. But if I add additional single quotes, thymeleaf cannot parse.
Any suggestions?
Hopefully this is a simple syntax question:
I want to create an onload statement that, when piled, will look as follows:
<body onload="location.href='#tutanchor'">
My expression language attempt is as follows:
<body th:attr="onload='location.href='+${anchorname}">
This doesn't work because it is missing the single quotes round the anchor. But if I add additional single quotes, thymeleaf cannot parse.
Any suggestions?
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Reset to default 2How about using '?
<body th:attr="onload='location.href=''+${anchorname}+'''">
I'm not familiar with thymeleaf, so this may not work as I expect. The documentation suggests that \ is the escape character for quotes. If ' doesn't work, try escaping the quotes:
<body th:attr="onload='location.href=\''+${anchorname}+'\''">
It begs the question, why not just use a <script> tag?
<script th:inline="javascript">
/*<![CDATA[*/
location.href = /*[[${anchorname}]]*/ '#';
/*]]>*/
</script>