Question

ok i have a string.

"<div class='down_arrow left_side'></div><div class='holder clearfix'><div class='topimg' style='background-image: url("+topimg+");'></div></div>";

and i need it to be like this

"<div class='down_arrow left_side'></div><div class='holder clearfix'><div class='topimg' style='background-image: url(' "+topimg+" ' );'></div></div>";

but the extra ‘ will close the style tag.

So how do you get past this?… Ive read a few posts like use \ before the quotes but it doesn’t really work.

just for some people

var friinfo = document.createElement("DIV");
                friinfo.id = "friendsinfo";
                friinfo.className = "friendsinfo";      
                friinfo.innerHTML = "<div class='down_arrow left_side'></div><div class='holder clearfix'><div class='topimg' style='background-image: url(\"+topimg+\");'></div></div>";
                document.body.appendChild(friinfo);

This is the actual code

so Just to enforce the question, I want to get a extra layer of quotes in my string below

"<div class='down_arrow left_side'></div><div class='holder clearfix'><div class='topimg' style='background-image: url("+topimg+");'></div></div>";

so it will turn out to be this

"<div class='down_arrow left_side'></div><div class='holder clearfix'><div class='topimg' style='background-image: url(' "+topimg+" ' );'></div></div>";

with the quotes ‘

Answer 1

"<div class=\"down_arrow left_side\"></div><div class=\"holder clearfix\"><div class=\"topimg\" style=\"background-image: url('" + topimg + "');\"></div></div>"