Using the ' in javascript

[WhiskyLima]

Hi guys, im extreamly new to javascripting and have been doing a little reading. I'm basically making a form which you enter information into and it spits a web page out based on the info. How do I get this line to work?...

myWindow.document.write('<a href="home.html" class="title" onMouseOver="image.src='images/content/bigon.jpg'" onMouseOut="image.src='images/content/big.jpg'"><img src="images/content/big.jpg" align="right" class="point" name="image" alt="">');

I'm probably doing this totally wrong, but Im trying to get it to write a basic mouseover event into the new page im creating. I can see that it's issues lie with the use of the ' in the actual mouseover code.As always, any help would be greatly appreciated.

[jeffman]

In many programming languages, when you need a quotation mark to be printed as a character, you must escape it. Example:Won't work: s = '<a onclick="alert('me')"></a>'Does work: s = '<a onclick="alert(\'me\')"></a>'The slash in this context is called the escape character. It causes control-type characters to be understood as actual characters.On another topic, I'm a little concerned about "image.src." Has "image" been defined somewhere else, or are you just hoping it will be understood as the <img> contained by the <a></a> element? (It won't be.)

[WhiskyLima]

Ahh, that makes sence, I'm not sure about the defining name, I just used "image" as the name for the actual image. It works in the HTML code, not sure if it will work here, but i'll let you know. Thanks very much for the input! :)EDIT: Yep, just tested it, works a treat! Thanks again