There is a time you need to construct a string (for instance, to create a html block) in your code.<\/p>\n
In the simpliest approach, youcan constract the string variable\u00a0 like so<\/p>\n
var html='<head><body>’+contentVariable+’more stuff’ + ‘<\/body><\/head>’;<\/p>\n
this becomes very messy quickly once more variables, more nested construction is needed.<\/p>\n
I used to keep concatinating the string, like so<\/p>\n
var html='<head><\/body>’;<\/p>\n
html +=\u00a0 contentVariable;<\/p>\n
html += ‘ more Stuff’;<\/p>\n
html += ‘<\/body><\/head>’;<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Then I saw a pattern in the couple of codes from internet;<\/p>\n
var h=[‘<head><body’];<\/p>\n
h.push(contentVariable);<\/p>\n
h.push(‘more Stuff’);<\/p>\n
h.push(‘<\/head><\/body>’);<\/p>\n
var html=h.join(”);<\/p>\n
The More concatenation needed, the more convinient the last method becomes. Key is to join the array element with null delimiter.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
There is a time you need to construct a string (for instance, to create a html block) in your code. In the simpliest approach, youcan constract the string variable\u00a0 like so var html='<head><body>’+contentVariable+’more stuff’ + ‘<\/body><\/head>’; this becomes very messy quickly once more variables, more nested construction is needed. I used to keep concatinating the string, like so var html='<head><\/body>’; html +=\u00a0 contentVariable; html += ‘ more Stuff’; html += ‘<\/body><\/head>’; Then I saw a pattern in the couple of codes from internet; var h=[‘<head><body’]; h.push(contentVariable); h.push(‘more Stuff’); h.push(‘<\/head><\/body>’); var html=h.join(”); The More concatenation needed, the more convinient the last method becomes. Key is to join the array … Continue reading