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Hello,



we have tis Script:



var _testString = "Test&Test Test+Test=Test-Test";

_testString = escape(_testString);



and this one:



var _testString = "Test&Test Test+Test=Test-Test";

_testString = _testString.replace("+", "%2B");



the log say something like this:



Test/var/folders/ff/ffKQdrvpHF4CpidNJmasOU+++TY/-Tmp-/FixtureTest14/inFolder26Test/var/folders/ff/ffKQdrvpHF4CpidNJmasOU+++TY/-Tmp-/FixtureTest14/inFolder20Test+TestDTest-Test



Who need the Folder? Has anybody a tip?



Thanks Lohbrandt

Is there anybody from Enfocus, who can answer questions?

I'm a little confused. Your JS snippet doesn't involve a path at all. Did you append _testString variable to another value like job.getPath()? Did you mean to add a directory separator character, eg. '/', between inFolder and _testString?

thank for your post dkelly.

the script is what i post.

there is nothing else.



i dont understand the path in the log message, because there is no job.getPath() command.

Hello lohbrand,



based on the path I would state that you're using the Fixture (debugging) capabilities of SwitchScripter to test your script outside Switch.



Regards,



Robert

Hello,



the same answer in the log (PowerSwitch11).

Is this script being used in a script expression or a scripted element?

in a script-element

I guess I don't understand your question because a scripted element would need more code that that. A jobArrived() or timerFired() function at least.

function jobArrived( s : Switch, job : Job )

{

var _testString = "Test&Test Test+Test=Test-Test";

_testString = escape(_testString);



job.log(1,_testString);

}



what happend whit your engine?

Oke, we have a answer.

The commands log and fail will never display the char %.



Thanks.

It's true.



The 's.log' and other text-related functions will treat %[number] as a wildcard parameter. As you can see here, your %2B falls in that category as %2 is treated as the job folder.



You might want to write that text to a binary file to read it.