Good day to all.
I'd like to have such a code in my template:
<a href="javascript:func('<TMPL_VAR NAME="email">')">add email</a>
I even already do so :) It seems to me that I need _both_
ESCAPE="HTML" and ESCAPE="JS" here to make it work with real data
because that 'email' param could easily contain something like
q{'John Doe' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>} and break on either apostroph or
less-than whichever way of ESCAPing we use.
Is there an elegant method of dealing with such data? I can certainly
pre-JS-escape in Perl and then use ESCAPE="HTML" in template but that
would look ugly.
Or am I trying to solve a non-existent problem?
--
Alex Kapranoff,
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
$SIG{__WARN__}=sub{print substr("@_",-43+ord$_,1)for
'6.823O1US90:350:739OJ;0:*'=~m}.}g},$}='PJlshrk';reset$}+43;
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