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01/21/2012 06:41:41 PM (13 years ago)
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  • Ticket #18311, comment 23

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    11I'm playing around with some escaping options, and the most elegant (chances are that it is not the most supported) solution is to use `JSON.stringify()` and `JSON.parse()`.
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    3 `JSON` is a native JSON encoding/decoding browser feature with IE6> cross-browser support [1]
     3`JSON` is a native JSON encoding/decoding browser feature with IE6> cross-browser support:
     4http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON#Native_encoding_and_decoding_in_browsers
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    5 Other ideas include `encodeURIComponent()` on JS side and `urldecode()`. We can't use `escape()` since there's no straight alternative to decode escaped strings on the PHP side (try this with languages like Tamil[2])
     6Other ideas include `encodeURIComponent()` on JS side and `urldecode()`. We can't use `escape()` since there's no straight alternative to decode escaped strings on the PHP side (try this with languages like Tamil http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamil_language)
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    78The biggest problem though, is that we will need to filter what tags are supported in the caption, where I would stick to basic `span,a,em,strong,del,[insert markup tags here]` (could not find a reason why would someone insert a `<table>` in a caption). For this we will definitely need a textarea instead of existing input type field and a UI markup editor, which is an unanswered question atm (both MCE and quicktags do not fit, unless we leave textarea use plain HTML).
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    910Need some dev feedback.
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    11 [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON#Native_encoding_and_decoding_in_browsers
    12 [2]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamil_language