Return two columns values through Javascript

Question

In the same goal as:
onclick="$s('P1_DEPTNO', #DEPTNO#); return false;"
to return a column value through javascript, is it possible to return 2 values? Example:
onclick="$s('P1_DEPTNO', #DEPTNO#); $s('P1_EMP, #EMPLOYEE#);return false;"
Thanks all :)
Max

Answer 1

Maxime Carrier wrote:
In the same goal as:"Goal"?
onclick="$s('P1_DEPTNO', #DEPTNO#); return false;"
to return a column value through javascript, is it possible to return 2 values? Example:
onclick="$s('P1_DEPTNO', #DEPTNO#); $s('P1_EMP, #EMPLOYEE#);return false;"Have you tried it?
This code contains a syntax error in the form of a missing quote. It should be:
onclick="$s('P1_DEPTNO', #DEPTNO#); $s('P1_EMP', #EMPLOYEE#);return false;"It might also produce JS syntax errors if the <tt>#DEPTNO#</tt> and/or <tt>#EMPLOYEE#</tt> values are not numbers.
onclick="$s('P1_DEPTNO', '#DEPTNO#'); $s('P1_EMP', '#EMPLOYEE#'); return false;"would therefore be safer (assuming the code is somewhere that <tt>#DEPTNO#</tt> and <tt>#EMPLOYEE#</tt> will be substituted).
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