It appears that .html() is somehow messing up reading the contents of a div. Here is my php code which loads into the div. $own_pre_selection .= "<input name='" . mysql_result($result,$i,"did") . "' value='" . mysql_result($result,$i,"did") . "' type='hidden'><span class='addremove' onclick=\"recordchecks('" . mysql_result($result,$i,"dname") . "','" . mysql_result($result,$i,"did") . "')\";><u>Remove</u></span> " . mysql_result($result,$i,"dname") . "<br>"; Code (markup): Here is what I see as source code after the page renders. <input name='677' value='677' type='hidden'><span class='addremove' onclick="recordchecks('Heart Neoplasms','677')";><u>Remove</u></span> Heart Neoplasms<br><input name='1298' value='1298' type='hidden'><span class='addremove' onclick="recordchecks('Heart Septal Defects; Atrial','1298')";><u>Remove</u></span> Heart Septal Defects; Atrial<br></div> Code (markup): When I test alert() the .html() contents it appears like this. It seems to screw up the quote escape and changes \" to " ;="" after the recordchecks(). <input name="677" value="677" type="hidden"><span class="addremove" onclick="recordchecks('Heart Neoplasms','677')" ;=""><u>Remove</u></span> Heart Neoplasms<br><input name="1298" value="1298" type="hidden"><span class="addremove" onclick="recordchecks('Heart Septal Defects; Atrial','1298')" ;=""><u>Remove</u></span> Heart Septal Defects; Atrial<br> Code (markup): So even though the source code looks perfect, if I alert() the div contents with html() it seems to get a bit garbled in the process. Any ideas?
Your javascript is wrong. The semicolon should be after the js statement not after the quotes: $own_pre_selection .= "<input name='" . mysql_result($result,$i,"did") . "' value='" . mysql_result($result,$i,"did") . "' type='hidden'><span class='addremove' onclick=\"recordchecks('" . mysql_result($result,$i,"dname") . "','" . mysql_result($result,$i,"did") . "');\"><u>Remove</u></span> " . mysql_result($result,$i,"dname") . "<br>"; Code (markup):