Here is a short tip about how to use a webpart property in your Ecmascript or Javascript client object model in your sandbox or visual webpart.
If you need a tip about how to create a custom editorpart toolpart see my Post Create custom EditorPart for Sandbox webpart - SharePoint 2010. So while working with this in my sandbox webpart i had a requirenment to consume the webpart property from my custom editorpart in Javascript client object model.
So here is how you do it -
If your webpart property is for getting a list name below is how you use it in your ecmascript.
var ListName = '<%=taskList%>';
tada!
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