The content output by the editor is with html tag,
but I want store them into the Mongodb, so I think I need to do a escape character job,
Is the ckeditor own escape character method?
BTW, is it necessary to do escape character job? Or I better convert them to other data format?
Native JS methods will solve your problem:
escape( 'Foo' )
> %3Ca%20href%3D%22%23%22%3EFoo%3C/a%3E
unescape( '%3Ca%20href%3D%22%23%22%3EFoo%3C/a%3E' )
> Foo
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In order to use if statements in Freemarker templates, the following syntax is used;
[#if ${numberCoupons} <= 1]
[#assign couponsText = 'coupon']
[/#if]
Is there a way to replace the '#' character with something else, because I am trying to integrate it with drools (a java based rule engine) and the '#' character is used to mark start of comments so the formatting breaks?
There isn't anything for that out of the box (it uses a JavaCC generated parser, which is static). But you can write a TemplateLoader that just delegates to another TemplateLoader, but replaces the Reader with a FilterReader that replaces [% and [/% and [%-- and --%] with [#, etc. Then then you can use % instead of # in the FreeMarker tags. (It's somewhat confusing though, as error messages will still use #, etc.)
As #ddekany wrote, you can write code that tranform the template without the pound sign, But notice it can clash with HTML or XML (and similar) tags, at least from an editor prespective.
I am trying to display “Administrative File & Express” but it is displaying as "Express". So I am unable to show anything that is before the “&”.
You need to escape chars like '&' in XML Parsing. See following link...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_XML_and_HTML_character_entity_references
What characters do I need to escape in XML documents?
Now check XML you are receiving. if you are not receiving chars with escape sequence then you need to handle it in your code.....
Write here if you need further details.....
I'm working on an iPhone app, which uses the SQLite database, and I'm trying to handle escape characters. I know that there is LIKE ESCAPE to handle escape characters in select statements, but in my application i have SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE actions and i really don't know how to go about handling escape characters.
if you are using sqlite3_exec() all-in-one function,
you dont need to use sqlite3_bind* functions..
just pass the string to sqlite3_mprintf() with %q token
sqlite3_mprintf("%q","it's example");
and the output string is
it''s example
Use FMDB, and then you won't have to. It has built-in parameter binding support, and that will take care of any escaping you need for you.
I believe you simply have to tell SQLite what your escape character is at the end of the SQL statement. For example:
SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE RevenueChange LIKE '%0\%' ESCAPE '\'
The LIKE will match values such as 30%, 140%, etc. The character I used, \, could be anything.
I have rather silly problem.
Struts2 property tag doesn't escape single quote ('). Such behavior breaks my JavaScript code.
It does do escape double quote (") using html entities, but not single quote (').
Is there any possibility to force property tag to replace single quote with appropriate html entity?
Example, string replaced with html entities.
Отредактированное событие с кавычкой "
The same with single qoute:
Отредактированное событие с кавычкой '
Is there any possibility to overcome such difficulty using standard approach? I wouldn't like to write some custom code.
You're in luck! By default, the tag only escapes HTML, but you can have it escape JavaScript too:
<s:property value="yourValue" escapeJavaScript="true"/>
I have text in a option (using a select tag) that has multiple spaces. These spaces are then converted into one space. I then tried to escape the spaces with but it then converts it to:
&nbsp;
which is not what I want. Is there anyway to disable escaping in Strut2 or have it always escape spaces for me for select tags? There is a way to turn off escapes for property tags but nothing for select, that I can see.
Try with attributes escape=false or escapeAmp=false