C# method to convert html-markup into JavaScript-compatible string

I believe there should exist a known method for converting this:

   <div class="singlePane pane">
     <div class="tripleColumn"> <!-- TODO:  -->
     <div cla开发者_StackOverflow中文版ss="col">

    <div class="captionedLink">
     <div class="icon" style="background-position: -26px 0px;"> blah blah

INTO THIS:

    \r\n \u003Cdiv class=\"singlePane pane\"\u003E\r\n \u003Cdiv class=\"tripleColumn
\"\u003E \u003C!-- TODO --\u003E\r\n \u003Cdiv class=\"col\"\u003E\r\n 
\n\u003Cdiv class=\"captionedLink\"\u003E\n \u003Cdiv class=\"icon\" style=\"background-
position: -26px 0px\"\uBLAH BLAH

Please, please reveal it to me.

Thanks in advance!

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I'm currently using (a slightly modified version of) Rick Strahl's JavaScript encoding. Works well for me!

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This is by no means the fastest way to do this (static Regex.Replace method is slow compared to a Regex instance. But I've done this in order to turn any html into a string that can be used for document.write:

string htmlResult = "/*string*/";
htmlResult = Regex.Replace(htmlResult, @"\r\n", " ");
htmlResult = Regex.Replace(htmlResult, @"\n", " ");
htmlResult = Regex.Replace(htmlResult, @"\s{2,}", " ");
htmlResult = Regex.Replace(htmlResult, @"\\", @"\\");
htmlResult = Regex.Replace(htmlResult, @"[']", @"\'");

This also does away with all your carriage returns and unnecessary whitespace.