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4 entityencode(...) and escapequotes(...) - ID: 2051832

Last Update: Comment added ( waynevicknair )

Details:

The IDE WG is talking about extending the variable syntax such that if you
say things like @@foo(htmlchars)@@ or %%bar(jschars)%% that the (htmlchars)
and (jschars) suffix cause a small amount of additional processing. With
(htmlchars) the substitution string gets processed by PHP's
htmlspecialchars() (or equivalent). With (jschars) the substitution strings
gets processed by PHP's addslashes() (or equivalent).

Submitted:

Jon Ferraiolo ( jonferraiolo ) - 2008-08-14 17:40

Priority:

Status:

Closed

Resolution:

Fixed

Assigned:

Nobody/Anonymous

Category:

None

Group:

None

Visibility:

Public

Comments ( 2 )

Date: 2008-09-08 17:51 Sender: waynevicknair [12:50:46] - Sending /Users/wayne/work/openajax/gadgets/trunk/samples/gadgets/tests/propertyTester.oam.xml [12:50:47] - Sending /Users/wayne/work/openajax/gadgets/trunk/samples/server/OAA/GadgetFactory.php [12:50:54] - Committed revision 472
Date: 2008-08-22 00:26 Sender: jonferraiolo Update: at the 2008-08-19 phone call, we decided on entityencode(varname) and escapequotes(varname), where entityencode does the same things as htmlchars above, and escapequotes does the same thing as jschars above. For example, if you want to entity encode HTML's special chars for property foo, you would say @@entityencode(foo)@@ and if you want to escape JavaScript's special characters for localization topic bar, you would say %%escapequotes(bar)%%.

Date: 2008-09-08 17:51
Sender: waynevicknair

[12:50:46] - Sending
/Users/wayne/work/openajax/gadgets/trunk/samples/gadgets/tests/propertyTester.oam.xml
[12:50:47] - Sending
/Users/wayne/work/openajax/gadgets/trunk/samples/server/OAA/GadgetFactory.php
[12:50:54] - Committed revision 472

Date: 2008-08-22 00:26
Sender: jonferraiolo

Update: at the 2008-08-19 phone call, we decided on entityencode(varname)
and escapequotes(varname), where entityencode does the same things as
htmlchars above, and escapequotes does the same thing as jschars above. For
example, if you want to entity encode HTML's special chars for property
foo, you would say @@entityencode(foo)@@ and if you want to escape
JavaScript's special characters for localization topic bar, you would say
%%escapequotes(bar)%%.

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Field	Old Value	Date	By
status_id	Open	2008-09-08 17:51	waynevicknair
resolution_id	None	2008-09-08 17:51	waynevicknair
close_date	-	2008-09-08 17:51	waynevicknair
summary	(htmlchars) and (jschars)	2008-08-22 00:26	jonferraiolo
priority	5	2008-08-14 17:42	jonferraiolo

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