My problem right now is that i have a piece of text in a function call inside an onClick.
I can swear that the double quotation mark is encoded to "
but the whole thing just breaks down because it changes somehow back to a normal double quotation mark.
usShow("LCD TV 0-23" SONY");
I have to add that it is all built dynamically in JS.
Does JS changes encoded characters to t开发者_如何学运维heir original form on the fly, or there is something I've never understood about coding?
usShow("LCD TV 0-23\" SONY");
Simple, huh? There's even another solution:
usShow('LCD TV 0-23" SONY');
How is that line of code generated? I know in ASP.Net there were (are?) certain output functions which (incorrectly) decode HTML encoded characters. If you're having trouble, try outputting the following instead:
usShow("LCD TV 0-23\" SONY");
That should be easier to output.
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