Jquery function closing div on append by itself

Question

I have the following function:

function displayResults(Items) {
                $(\"#result\").text(\"\");
                $(\"#result\").append(\'


        
                      

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Answer 1

This is an issue I've just come across too. An option is to create the div containers first in a loop then populate them after as you require:

for(var i = 0; i < 12; i++){

    $(el).append('<li class="scene-block"></li>'); // create container li tags

    //fill empty li tags with content
    for(var j = 0; j < 2; j++){
        $(el).find('li').last().append('<div class="select-a-scene-bg"></div>');
    }

}

Answer 2

You can use a array with join to solve this

function displayResults(Items) {
    $("#result").text("");
    var array = [];
    array.push('<div class="car-offers">');
    array.push('<div class="purple"></div>');
    array
            .push('<img src="images/caroffer.jpg" alt="" title="" width="213" height="117" />');
    array.push('<h3>titleeee</h3>'); // ' + Items[i].Title + '
    array.push('<span>Year: 2003</span>');
    array.push('<span>Milage: 172,000 Km</span>');
    array.push('<span class="price">53,000 QR</span>');
    array.push('<a href="">Link</a>');
    array.push('</div>');

    array.push('<div class="car-offers">');
    array.push('<div class="purple"></div>');
    array
            .push('<img src="images/caroffer.jpg" alt="" title="" width="213" height="117" />');
    array.push('<h3>titlee22</h3>'); // ' + Items[i].Title + '
    array.push('<span>Year: 2003</span>');
    array.push('<span>Milage: 172,000 Km</span>');
    array.push('<span class="price">53,000 QR</span>');
    array.push('<a href="">Link</a>');
    array.push('</div>');
    $("#result").text(array.join(''));
}

Answer 3

You cannot append incomplete fragments of HTML with .append(). Unlike document.write, jQuery's .append() method parses the passed string into elements before appending them to the DOM.

So when you do:

$("#result").append('<div class="car-offers">');

jQuery parses the given string into a div element and assigns the car-offers value to its className property, then appends the newly created element to the #result element.

Appending the whole HTML string in a single operation will fix that, so jQuery knows how to parse the given string correctly.

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Personally, I wouldn't suggest putting that much HTML inside of a JS file. You can consider putting that inside of a div with display:none then simply call .show() on it. Or have it initially in the page, .detach() it storing in a variable and .append() it back when necessary.