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I would like to include a variable and fix the quotes

testestetet
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Remove the BA and leave the variable te

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Hey

Do you want to replace the BA from string

Please elaborate it

Thanks

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instead of BA I want to add a variable

and correct the quotes

4

Hey,

You can use

StrVar.Replace(“BA”, te)

Where
StrVar you are storing the complete string.

Thanks

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That is absolutely not how you do this.

@Camilo_Cardoso here is the correct syntax:

“var teste =document.querySelector('[ng-reflect-value=”“” + yourVariable + “”“]')”

What may not be obvious here is the use of three double quotes in a row. This is because you are using double quotes to contain your string, but you need double quotes as part of the value also. For that, you escape by typing the double quotes twice.

So if you want your variable to have the value:

The word “Name” is four letters.

Then you’d have to do:

myVar = “The word ““Name”” is four letters.”

If it just so happens that your string ends after “Name” then you end up with three double quotes because the last one is ending your string that’s being assigned.

myVar = “The word ““Name”””

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