I pass some data through Json to Webservice. My problem is that I am passing html (from tinyMCE input), so var has content using quotes and that gives me problems. I pass the values as follows:
data: '{ id: "' + news_id + '", title: "' + news_title + '", body: "' + news_body + '" }',
Are there any espace quotes in javascript so i can send html to this news_body var?
thank
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data: JSON.stringify({ id: news_id, title: news_title, body: news_body }),
replace():
function esc_quot(text) { return text.replace("\"", "\\\""); } data: '{ id: "' + esc_quot(news_id) + '", title: "' + esc_quot(news_title) + '", body: "' + esc_quot(news_body) + '" }',
:
function addslashes (str) { return (str+'').replace(/[\\"']/g, '\\$&').replace(/\u0000/g, '\\0'); }
data: '{ id: "' + addslashes(news_id) + '", title: "' + addslashes(news_title) + '", body: "' + addslashes(news_body) + '" }',
Many of these features can be found at http://phpjs.org/functions/index
if you are familiar with PHP, you can use some functional form based on PHP
phpjs.org
They created a javascript function that works like functions in a PHP library. You can use the addlashes function here.