Re: Javascript hard coding vs passing var problem

Senthil kumar K — Tue, 20 May 2008 17:13:45 GMT

net.MapNetworkDrive(drive, path); is the correct way.

But getting values using innerHTML is not a write way, because there my be possibilities of spaces at end, and it may be dncoded to  .

add alert statements, before you pass the value to the method.

window.alert(drive);

window.alert(path);

This is the best way debugging.

Javascript hard coding vs passing var problem

TaffyLewis — Wed, 14 May 2008 16:01:32 GMT

I'm having a problem with a Javascript function

hard coded it works (some Ip is my company's ip address)
var net = new ActiveXObject("wscript.network");
net.MapNetworkDrive("K:", "\\\\some ip\\WSAProjects");

But, what I'm doing is getting the values for the drive and path from a web form, when I do that, I get a errors, no matter what I do. I get either "Wrong number of arguments" error or "wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment"

this is an example of how I get the values, when I put them in an alert, their coming across just fine.

var drive = cell[1].innerHTML + ':';
var path = cell[3].innerHTML;

now the var drive and path have what I need, but no matter how I pass them to the function, it does not work. I've tried:

net.MapNetworkDrive(drive,path);
net.MapNetworkDrive(drive + ', ' + path);
var str = '"' + drive + '"' + " , " + '"' + path + '"';
net.MapNetworkDrive(str);

These don't works, but hard coding does work.

Can someone help me here?

Taffy

Client Side Web Development

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Javascript hard coding vs passing var problem