On August 5, 1998 at 00:10, Werner Teeling wrote:
I'm making a rather complex interface for a mailarchive,
and I'm using a lot of Javascript in it.
Characters as " ; } { ] [ in for instance subjects cause a lot
of problems if you use them in arrays and hidden fields.
At 07-08-1998 (04:44 +0200), Earl Hood replied:
Could you provide some examples on what you are tring to do?
Not online, not yet. Exam in one week. And this is part of it.
- I have a search which is performed by Javascript, for the time being.
(Just a temporary solution !) If there is a " in subject OR sender, it's
not possible to put that data in an array.
- I load the names of the senders (separate author index) and put their
names in a dynamic popup.
[EH]
I figure for JavaScript support, all that needs to be handled is
quoting characters. I.e. Something like a message's subject
should be treated as a string and not as a literal.
Only the quote character caused problems so far.
Well, I do not now if []{}.; etc. will give problems.
[EH]
I have added a :J modifier to resource variables to escape
quote characters for JavaScript usage for v2.3. Is something
else needed?
Is something similar to <EXCS> an option ?
<JSEXCS>
"
.
[
]
</JSEXCS>
Maybe even given the character to replace it with ?
But I guess there are other people on this list who have more knowledge of
Javascript...
Yours,
Werner.
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Another question : during processing it says
Writing :wt:mmout:maillist_search.html ...
# Warning: Unrecognized variable: "") != -1){
alert("Search is invalid! Contains a '"
Writing :wt:mmout:maillist_search.html ...
# Warning: Unrecognized variable: "") != -1){
alert("Search is invalid! Contains a '"
Writing :wt:mmout:maillist_search.html ...
# Warning: Unrecognized variable: "") != -1){
alert("Search is invalid! Contains a '"
Writing :wt:mmout:maillist_search.html ...
# Warning: Unrecognized variable: "") != -1){
alert("Search is invalid! Contains a '"
Writing :wt:mmout:maillist_search.html ...
# Warning: Unrecognized variable: "") != -1){
alert("Search is invalid! Contains a '"
Any idea ?
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