> Whether it would be NEVER or not, the simple fact is that it's
> IMPOSSIBLE for CF to do this. The only way I can think to do it
> would be as a postprocessing of the entire generated content (an
> outbound servlet filter) with a full HTML and JS parser available.
> Here's a relatively simple example (paste it into a text editor and
> remove any extra line breaks - there should be 6 lines: CFSET, A, A,
> carets, A, carets):
Umm... no, far from being impossible, it'd take about 2 seconds to fix
it... whatever under the hood java equivalent works well for this:
replace(string,"/","\/","ALL")
or if they wanted to get really fancy,
rereplacenocase("<\s*/\s*(script)\s*>","<\/script>","ALL")
Which I believe is precisely what SerializeJSON() does to format a
string literal with the string </script> in it.
I actually can't tell what you're trying to say about the script block
you posted (though I did go look at the .txt file) ...
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s. isaac dealey ^ new epoch
isn't it time for a change?
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