I have the following script, which encodes some of the value it receives propertly, but it does not seem to encode double quotes.
I\'ve got the following custom html helper in asp.net mvc 3 public static string RegisterJS(this HtmlHelper helper, ScriptLibrary scriptLib)
When I have this in my view <a href=\"../Product/Category/<%= Html.Encode(item.Category) %>/Default.aspx?partial=False\">
I need to HTML encode some text which may or may not already be HTML encoded (perhaps only partially). Is the following safe? Are there any characters/encodings that 开发者_JAVA百科could cause unexpec
Consider the following piece of JSP: <param name=\"FlashVars\" value=\"${flashVars}\" /> The value of ${flashVars} contains ampersands and needs to be encoded before it is output. Instead, JS
Well. This night was a very strange night to me. I am sorry to create a new question after creating two other questions previously, but this is another argument at all. If I get an answer here, I\'ll
I\'m making an (form) application, with the possibility to send a notification mail. On my application there are two variables, that will be placed into the html body of the mail. One of them is a nu
I wish to create (in the R language) a \"decimal HTML decoder\" such as the one implemented in this website:
I\'ve recently learned that i shouldn\'t store html encoded data in the database, but i should rather html encode the data that is shown on the screen for the user.
I\'m parsing an XML file an get a string as NSMutableString. Now I want to show this string as text in my UIView.
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