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Especially if you get the text output from a database or user interface. All user inputs and database sources must be escaped both to the Java Script (\" and \') and for the HTML style: & q u o t ; and & # 0 3 9 ;(Remove the spaces between the charters). | Especially if you get the text output from a database or user interface. All user inputs and database sources must be escaped both to the Java Script (\" and \') and for the HTML style: & q u o t ; and & # 0 3 9 ;(Remove the spaces between the charters). | ||
Read about the solution here: [[QM:Quality_manual/Work_instructions/JavaScript_coding_standard#HTML5_dijits|Coding standards for HTML5 dijits]] | |||
===Verified in=== | ===Verified in=== |
Revision as of 19:51, 6 November 2011
HTML5 dijit
You must be very careful with the use of Double and single quotes in HTML5 dijits.
Especially if you get the text output from a database or user interface. All user inputs and database sources must be escaped both to the Java Script (\" and \') and for the HTML style: & q u o t ; and & # 0 3 9 ;(Remove the spaces between the charters).
Read about the solution here: Coding standards for HTML5 dijits
Verified in
IE 8, Firefox 3.6.22, Dojo 1.6.1