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This question is just about warnings (application is working fine). I am using Visual Studio 2012, html5, framework 4.5 Asp.Net Web Application. We can observe this issue in aspx web page when in C# page part (aspx.cs) declaring: 

public string EmployeeJson { get; set; }

and in page part (aspx) in javascript section we have: 

<script type="text/javascript">
var  employee = <%= EmployeeJson %>;
 </script>

After pressing "Rebuild Solution" in Error List tab we can see a Warning with description: "Syntax error". Compiler point with red underline on semicolon (without semicolon the red line will be under "var"). Any suggestions?

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Do this way

var employee=Object(<%= EmployeeJson %>);
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Thanks. It works fine with array, but when I set there a simple string like "-1", then it starts treating this variable like an object. Therefore all equations like 'if(employee=="-1")' just don't work. How to fix it?
As i answer your question by seeing EmployeeJson which is obviously JSON format that's why give you that solution but as in case of string you may use String(). Like var employee=String(<%= EmployeeJson %>);
Brilliant! You save my day. Now I have a clean code without warnings. Sorry I can't upvote your answer (need at least 15 reputation).
@romabr no problem up vote when you have reputation :p
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does it work if you do

var employee = "<%= EmployeeJson %>";

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No.It throws critical error because the value is something like this ""-1""

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