> Yes, that's how the function should work. The behavior you want is an
> edge case, and it's something you can easily do yourself with a
> workaround. However, making that the default behavior would require
> that CF know all of the things that could cause a JavaScript literal
> string to cause problems in every browser, including presumably those
> browsers which don't yet exist.
In spite of the fact that SerializeJSON() handles it correctly.
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