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I am using laravel blade format for my html and I am passing multiple php variables to javascript functions. Now the issue the variables being passed to javascript function could have special characters. Now I want to the javascript function to be as follows:

what I want:

jsFunction("argument1","argument2","argument3")

what I get:

jsFunction('argument1','argument2','argument3')

Now my blade format code is:

<a href="#" onclick="displayBannerInvoice('{{$bannerProperty->property_id}}','{{ $bannerProperty->id }}','{{$bannerProperty->end_date}}','{{$bannerProperty->no_of_days}}','{{$bannerProperty->total}}','{{$bannerProperty->vat_percentage}}')"></a>
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Instead of using onclick and string concatenation which is very fragile and error-prone in this case, consider json_encode ing the data and storing the result in JavaScript variables. Then your click event handler set by addEventListenter or ... can easily read the data. – undefined Mar 9 '15 at 8:01
    
@Vohuman can you kindly give an example? – Raza Chohan Mar 9 '15 at 8:05
    
Please refer to this question. – undefined Mar 9 '15 at 8:07
    
change your onclick to: onlick='' instead of onclick="" so it will then be onclick='function("{{$variable}}", "{{$variable}}")' – Uche Dim Nov 19 at 13:36
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The best shot is to not reinvent the wheel and try searching :)

There is a package already on github https://github.com/laracasts/PHP-Vars-To-Js-Transformer

It does exactly what you want. Its for Laravel 5 as well as Laravel 4.

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