On Tuesday 17. November 2009 19.08.08 Dale Newfield wrote: > Chris Pratt wrote: > > Or even better, add an escape attribute that takes as it's values "html", > > "xml", or "javascript". It would be very nice to have it be able to > > properly encode at least single and double quotes in JavaScript as well as > > HTML and XML, and using a more generic and extensible attribute name is > > always a good idea. > > For example, it could even be implemented such that an attribute > escape="javascript,xml" allows the specification of multiple escape > mechanisms including an ordering in which they'll be applied.
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