Hi
I've found that there is probably bug in the @escape:htmlall when using multibyte encoding (UTF-8). The text in alert() window is broken. You can see at http://syslog.eu/archives/32-Solaris-Vo ... disku.html by clicking on link "Odezva ze specifického URI na tento záznam"
The code is:
templates/contest/entries.tpl: <a rel="nofollow" style="font-weight: normal" href="{$entry.link_trackback}" onclick="alert('{$CONST.TRACKBACK_SPECIFIC_ON_CLICK|@escape:htmlall}'); return false;" title="{$CONST.TRACKBACK_SPECIFIC_ON_CLICK|@escape}" >{$CONST.TRACKBACK_SPECIFIC}</a>
multibyte bug in @escape:htmlall ?
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Re: multibyte bug in @escape:htmlall ?
Hi!
Yes, you are right - the browsers seem to not copy with HTML entities in the alert() one. Could you try if it works with just "escape:html"?
Sadly this bug would then be in many templates and it's not possible to fix it in the PHP code, but only in the templates. :-/
Regards,
Garvin
Yes, you are right - the browsers seem to not copy with HTML entities in the alert() one. Could you try if it works with just "escape:html"?
Sadly this bug would then be in many templates and it's not possible to fix it in the PHP code, but only in the templates. :-/
Regards,
Garvin
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Re: multibyte bug in @escape:htmlall ?
Hi Garvin!
KopÃrovat instead of Kopírovat
Which seems to be a problem with wrong multibyte (UTF-8) translating into HTML entities (it outputs 2 chars instead of 1)
Anyway, "escape:html" solves the problem and works fine in my Firefox/Opera/Mozilla browsers.
Vasek
I don't think it is a problem of browsers, because word "Kopírovat" in the source code of that page is:garvinhicking wrote:the browsers seem to not copy with HTML entities in the alert() one.
KopÃrovat instead of Kopírovat
Which seems to be a problem with wrong multibyte (UTF-8) translating into HTML entities (it outputs 2 chars instead of 1)
Anyway, "escape:html" solves the problem and works fine in my Firefox/Opera/Mozilla browsers.
Vasek