Too many characters in literal

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Hi,

I am getting the error too many characters in literal in the below statement of javascript

'' + '<%: Html.ActionLink(' + lstItems[ind] + ',"ReDirectToDetails", "ECU", new {ECSiD = ' + lstItems[ind] + '}) %>;' + '' +

Please help me on this.

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I am getting the error too many characters in literal in the below statement of javascript

'' + '<%: Html.ActionLink(' + lstItems[ind] + ',"ReDirectToDetails", "ECU", new {ECSiD = ' + lstItems[ind] + '}) %>;' + '' +

Please help me on this.

Posted 7-Jul-17 2:05am

Member 8557048

Updated 7-Jul-17 4:57am

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Richard Deeming 7-Jul-17 9:27am

Is lstItems a variable defined in Javascript?

If so, you can't do it like that. Javascript runs on the client, after the server-side code has executed and rendered the response. You can't pass a Javascript variable to a server-side method.

Patrice T 7-Jul-17 15:59pm

Try to show a real piece of code.

Member 8557048 10-Jul-17 3:40am

In document.ready() function I have written like below
var txtShipID = "<%:Model.ShipID %>";
var txtShipItems = "<%:Model.ShipItems%>";
var lstItems = txtShipItems.split(',');
var table = "";
for (var ind = 0; ind < lstItems.length; ind++) {

var row = $('' +
'' +
'' +

'' +
'');
$('#tblShipping').append(row);
}
});

After running the code I a getting the mentioned error.' + lstItems[ind].substring(0, 3) + '' + '<%: Html.ActionLink('+lstItems[ind]+',"ReDirectToDetails", "ECU", new {' + lstItems[ind] +'}) %>' + '' + 'Delete' + '

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2017-07-07T04:57:00

Solution 1

My experience says that the error is the symptom of a bug in the implementation like adding an binary object to the string.

Create some substrings to find that bug.

Posted 7-Jul-17 4:57am

KarstenK