I got dynamic onclick with 2 parameters (id and name).
Sample data
id name
1 foo bar
2 hi foo's, where is bar
3 hello foo
js code
// django for loop
{% for original in data %}
<button onclick="click_new('{{original.id}}', '{{original.level_name}}')">Click New</button>
{% endfor %}
function click_new(id, name){
alert(name)
}
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input
for hi foo's, where is bar
Alternate solution would be setting second value as data-attribute and inside function pass this to identify button which is clicked .
Demo Code :
function click_new(id, el) {
alert($(el).data("name") +" -- "+id)
}<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<!--<button data-name="{{original.level_name}}" onclick="click_new('{{original.id}}',this)">Click New</button>-->
<button data-name="foo's, where is bar" onclick="click_new('1',this )">Click New</button>
<button data-name="foo" onclick="click_new('2',this )">Click New</button>Hi looks like your function is messing with a single quote and double quote.
your HTML should be something like this.
<button type='button' onclick="click_me(1,'hi foo\'s where is bar')">
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</button>
here is working fiddle