fix: resolve template literal syntax error in add_product.html

[torbenbrodt]

Summary

Fixes a JavaScript Invalid or unexpected token error on the Add Product page caused by incorrect double-backslash escaping of template literals inside a Jinja2 <script> block.

Problem

In templates/add_product.html, JavaScript template literals in addPricingOption() and removePricingOption() were written with escaped backticks and \${index} interpolations. Since Jinja2 does not process content inside <script> tags (only {{ }} / {% %} delimiters are parsed), the backslashes were rendered literally into the JavaScript output, causing a syntax error at runtime.

Fix

Removed the incorrect backslash escaping so plain ES6 template literals are used:

Before:

window[`updatePricingFields\${index}`] = function() {
    const pricingModel = document.querySelector(`select[name="pricing_model_\${index}"]`).value;

After:

window[`updatePricingFields${index}`] = function() {
    const pricingModel = document.querySelector(`select[name="pricing_model_${index}"]`).value;

Files Changed

• templates/add_product.html — 20 lines (backslash escaping removed from template literals)

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