Check any decent HTML reference for all of those. (™, © etc.)

You can use &name; or simply &#integer; for every character that exists.

roymeo

At 03:56 PM 5/2/2004, you wrote:
Hi all...

Just thought I'd post how I solved the escaping quotes in a do
statement:

In my XML node, I have a handler doing what's in the command attribute
value.  I needed quotes in there within the quotes of the XML, and this
worked:

<topic command="baMsgBox(&quot;Complete this tutorial
first.&quot;,&quot;Wait!&quot;,&quot;OK&quot;,&quot;Info&quot;,1)"/>

Rich Shupe's parsing routine is really cool, but I think this is simpler
to do for my situation.

I think there's a term for " having to be denoted as &quot; in HTML and
I'm wondering if anyone knows what the equivalent is for a single quote.

Thanks,
Michael M.


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