How to store the dollar ($) to a variable in jQuery [closed] - javascript

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var name = '${tokenid}';
im trying to assign "${tokenid}" value to name variable
but after execution the variable contains nothing
how do i resolve it

I don't know what's the problem you encountered but here it works like charm -
http://jsfiddle.net/EdC9H/
You can put it in single or double quotes, both.

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