Andreas Hartmann schrieb:
Andreas Hartmann schrieb:
The XHTMLSerializer, or, more specifically, the XHMLEncoder, from the
serializers block in Cocoon 2.1.x escapes all characters with a
corresponding HTML 4.0 character entity reference into this entity
reference. This causes issues with
Hi Andreas,
We hit the same issue some years ago and we found a more pragmatic solution:
In org.apache.cocoon.components.serializers.encoding.XHTMLEncoder add
the line marked with a + sign:
private static final char ENCODINGS[][][] = {
+{ { 39 } , #39;.toCharArray() },
{ { 160 }
Hi Antonio,
thanks for your reply!
Antonio Gallardo schrieb:
We hit the same issue some years ago and we found a more pragmatic solution:
In org.apache.cocoon.components.serializers.encoding.XHTMLEncoder add
the line marked with a + sign:
private static final char ENCODINGS[][][] = {
+
Andreas Hartmann escribió:
Unfortunately it doesn't work for me. The XHTML source contains the
NCR for the ' character which also causes a JavaScript error.
To make it work, it would have to look like this:
private static final char ENCODINGS[][][] = {
{ { 34 } , \.toCharArray()
Hi Cocoon devs,
this issue has already been discussed several times, e.g. [1], but AFAIK
has not been resolved yet.
The XHTMLSerializer, or, more specifically, the XHMLEncoder, from the
serializers block in Cocoon 2.1.x escapes all characters with a
corresponding HTML 4.0 character entity
Andreas Hartmann schrieb:
The XHTMLSerializer, or, more specifically, the XHMLEncoder, from the
serializers block in Cocoon 2.1.x escapes all characters with a
corresponding HTML 4.0 character entity reference into this entity
reference. This causes issues with inline JavaScript, since e.g.
