Syntax error concatenation

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My function returns the following error:

Uncaught Syntaxerror: Unexpected string

How can I correct?

function setarRegistro() {
    campos = "teste="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('teste').value).
    "&nome="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('nome').value).
    "&sobrenome="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('sobrenome').value).
    "&usuario="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('usuario').value).
    "&email="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('email').value).
    "&senha="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('senha').value);
}
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  • 3

    Curiosity: why in a moment you use + to concatenate and in others you use the .?

  • 1

    You must use the + to concatenate.

  • 1

    You’re confusing PHP with Javascript?

  • As I said, I was testing, precisely the mistake was concanetation, had seen somewhere the use of . and I thought it would work, I appreciate the answers.

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In javascript the concatenation operator is +. Just replace the . by + as below.

function setarRegistro() {
   campos = "teste="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('teste').value)+
   "&nome="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('nome').value)+
   "&sobrenome="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('sobrenome').value)+
   "&usuario="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('usuario').value)+
   "&email="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('email').value)+
   "&senha="+encodeURI(document.getElementById('senha').value);
}

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Answer

In php you can concatenate with "." in javascript you must use "+", your code is mixed.

function setarRegistro() {
    campos = "teste=" + encodeURI(document.getElementById('teste').value) +
    "&nome=" + encodeURI(document.getElementById('nome').value) +
    "&sobrenome=" + encodeURI(document.getElementById('sobrenome').value) +
    "&usuario=" + encodeURI(document.getElementById('usuario').value) +
    "&email=" + encodeURI(document.getElementById('email').value) +
    "&senha=" + encodeURI(document.getElementById('senha').value);
}

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Use "+" to concatenate into Javascript, "." is used to access the property or function of an object.

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