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Problem: While working with MVC Telerik GridView let’s say you have some default filters using Filterable , as mentioned in below code: @( Html.Telerik().Grid(Model)     .Name( "testGrid" )     .Columns(c =>             {                 c.Bound(m => m.Id).Width(30);                 c.Bound(m => m.Name).Width(110);                 c.Bound(m => m.Telephone).Width(100);                 c.Bound(m => m.IsActive).Width(100);             })     .DataBinding(dataBinding =>  ...

While working with client scripting every now and then one may face challenge to add inverted commas or quotes in strings. We can add inverted commas or quotes proceeding by a backslash character. This allows the JavaScript interpreter to differentiate a quote within the string from the quotes that serve as string delimiters. Let’s see an example: testString1 = 'It\'s one o\'clock!' ; testString2 = "<a href=\"testpage.html\">" ; Alternatively, if string includes single quotes only, then you can use double quotes as string delimiters, and vice versa, as mentioned in below example. testString1 = "It's one o'clock!" ; testString2 = '<a href="testpage.html">’;