I came across this problem myself. I think prototype should provide some
type of API for things like this. In all my apps, I have a prototype_ext.js
file that make small modifications/enhancements to prototype. It would be
nice to be able to do something like this:
prototype_ext.js:
Prototype.HTMLEntities.add('&blah;', '0x0039');
or
Prototype.HTMLEntities.add({
'&foo;': '0x0039',
'&bar;': '0x0040'
});
Kind of like Rails and its custom inflections.
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 12:47 PM, disccomp <discc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I was using unescapeHTML when I noticed that it was missing many of
> the encoded characters in this string I passed it. I went and checked
> the code, it seems that these functions only deal with about 3 out of
> hundreds of characters. " ' for example.
>
> I came across a script which handles the named entities, maybe we can
> build on it: http://pastie.org/708114
>
> Ideas, thoughts, complaints?
>
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