Calling a string / object to a adodb connection - html

Question

Hi all im having issues with this section of script;
linkString = "Info "
SQL_query ="INSERT INTO search (Title,Program,Open) VALUES ('"& txtTitle.value &"','"& txtProgram.value &"','"& linkString.value &"')"
I basically need the code to input the "linkString" value into the section of my SQL Query however any way I try I recieve either object errors or string errors if I attempt to set the value?
Thanks,
James

Answer 1

linkString is a string, not an object. So there is no linkString.value to concatenate. Just use plain linkString.
Update wrt comments:
Assuming the objects and their properties are decent, your concatenations - though disgusting - are correct. Evidence:
txtTitle_value = "AAA"
txtProgram_value = "BBB"
linkString = "CCC"
txtOpen_value = "111"
linkString = "Info"
WScript.Echo linkString
SQL_query ="INSERT INTO search (Title,Program,Open) VALUES ('"& txtTitle_value &"','"& txtProgram_value &"','"& linkString &"')"
WScript.Echo SQL_query
output:
cscript 26403056.vbs
<a href="#" onclick="TINY.box.show({iframe:'nodes/111',boxid:'frameless',width:750,height:450,fixed:false,mask
opacity:0})">Info</a>
INSERT INTO search (Title,Program,Open) VALUES ('AAA','BBB','<a href="#" onclick="TINY.box.show({iframe:'nodes
/111',boxid:'frameless',width:750,height:450,fixed:false,maskopacity:0})">Info</a>')
If you get "missing operator" errors you removed those operators yourself.
Update wrt comments II:
If you get an SQL error, escape the single quotes in linkString; check your SQL docs to learn how ('', \', ...).