Character substituted

zzz

I have a bit of Javascript on the page, but I noticed that when I view page source of character is substituted

Must be

...)+"\'><\/script>");

I see

...)+&quot;"><\/script>");

Because of this my script does not work. How can I fix that?

NogDog

Where is the text coming from and how are you outputting it? If filtering it throuh [man]htmlspecialchars/man or [man]htmlentities/man, either use ENT_COMPAT or ENT_NOQUOTES for the 2nd parameter.

zzz

It is a Javascript snippet. I tried to echo '...'; it and even put it outside <? ?> tags. Very strange.

I put in code:

document.write("<script src='http://domain.com/init.js?" + Math.random() + "'><\/script>");

I see in page source

document.write("<script src="http://domaincom/init.js?&quot; + Math.random() + &quot;"><\/script>");

Starting to drive me nuts. I thought that perhaps a setting in php.ini that caused it but when I put code on a blank test page it worked just fine...?

NogDog

I'm afraid I don't have enough information here. Where does PHP come into the picture, if at all? Is this part of some templating system? Did you forget to sacrifice a goat during the last new moon?