Bundle string as JavaScript function parameter

Question

I have a JavaScript than showes a window:
// Parameters:
// url -- URL of the page/frameset to be loaded into iframe
// returnFunc -- reference to the function (on this page)
// that is to act on the data returned from the dialog
// args -- [optional] any data you need to pass to the dialog
function openLayerDialog(url, title, returnFunc, args) { ... }in a second parameter i want to send a resourse bundle string.
I tried to do this like this
And I have two situation
first I show a form on button click and
second in a script on the end of a page (it executes on page load)
I wrote this so:
<h:commandButton value="..." onclick="openLayerDialog('faces/dict/userdata/selectStateOrg/List.jsp','#{bundleStateOrg.nameOfSelectForm}',setRetValue, null); return false;" />
<script type="text/javascript">
    openLayerDialog('faces/registration/PersonsInfoChoice.jsp', '<h:outputFormat value="#{bundleStateOrg.nameOfSelectForm}" />' ,setRetValue2, null);
</script>in a result page in html code I get:
<input type="submit" name="nestedView:new_edit:j_id_id75pc3"
value="..."
onclick="openLayerDialog('faces/dict/userdata/selectStateOrg/List.jsp','????? ?????????',setRetValue, null); return false;" />
<script type="text/javascript">
    openLayerDialog('faces/registration/PersonsInfoChoice.jsp', '????? ?????????' ,setRetValue2, null);
</script>I do not see a difference in parameter string
But in second case I see not parsed codes in a window header (??....)
What is the problem? how should I write that?
Edited by: InnaZ on Aug 8, 2008 3:40 AM

Answer 1

I tried to say that I see my string like this
& # 1 0 4 2 ; & # 1 0 8 0 ...
I Added spaces because in web side they were parsed in a previouse message