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abdelkarimg3379
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  • March 22, 2018
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Hi

how can i concatenate a string in javascript?

I used this:

      <Where>

        <condition expr = {"@ idEmail = '+ content. @ name +'"} />

      </ Where>

it does not work

Abdelkarim

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Best answer by Kapil_Sharma_

Hi,

Use this like :

      <Where>

        <condition expr = {"@ idEmail = ' "+content. @ name+" ' "} />

      </ Where>

Regards,

Kapil Sharma

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Kapil_Sharma_
Adobe Employee
Kapil_Sharma_Adobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
March 22, 2018

Hi,

Use this like :

      <Where>

        <condition expr = {"@ idEmail = ' "+content. @ name+" ' "} />

      </ Where>

Regards,

Kapil Sharma

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abdelkarimg3379Author
Level 2
March 23, 2018

thank you it works

To apply a sort of ASC type is enough to put the attribute shortDesc = "true" To false?

Or there is a sort Asc attribute = "true"

Kapil_Sharma_
Adobe Employee
Kapil_Sharma_Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
March 23, 2018

Hi,

No, there is no ASC attribute. You have to use the DESC attribute for both Ascending And Descending Sort.

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abdelkarimg3379Author
Level 2
March 23, 2018

Hi,

sortDesc = "false" does this mean that it is an ASC type sort?

Abdelkarim

Kapil_Sharma_
Adobe Employee
Kapil_Sharma_Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
March 23, 2018

Yes correct, if you are using the Order By Clause and using sortDesc = "false", it will sort in ascending manner.

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