I am trying to create divs with Javascript:
var v = e[c].day;
var m = g(new Date(t, n - 1, v))
? '<div id=`${v}/${v}/${y}` class="today" type="button" onclick="addRow()">'
: '<div type="button" onclick="addRow()">';
l.append(m + "" + '<span class="month">' + i[n-1]+ "</span>" + "" + v + "</div>");
So what I am trying to do is giving the id to the divs with the date and when I try to do like this id=${v}/${v}/${y} it is being written exactly like this: ${v}/${v}/${y} instead the date. So apparently, t is a year, n is a month and v is a day. So how can I give them an id like this ${v}/${v}/${y}?
Surround the whole string with backticks:
`<div id="${v}/${v}/${y}" class="today" type="button" onclick="addRow()">`
In the first output of your ternary statement it looks like you're returning the string using single quotes instead of backticks.
I suspect backticks is what you need:
var v = e[c].day;
var m = g(new Date(t, n - 1, v))
? `<div id="${v}/${v}/${y}" class="today" type="button" onclick="addRow()">`
: '<div type="button" onclick="addRow()">';
l.append(m + "" + '<span class="month">' + i[n-1]+ "</span>" + "" + v + "</div>");
div is a closing tag that's why you must close every div in your code