Hi Sebastian,
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, Sebastian Beigel wrote:
> The problem is that replacing the & (ampersand) character (in the way it
> is done right now) destroys (already correct) HTML-entites.
>
> For example, if your input string contains "€" (the HTML-entity for
> the Euro sign) the resulting code is "€" which is displayed as
> "€".
I believe this is intentional.
If your input string contains "€", it is displayed as "€" :)
If you want the euro character, put the euro character ('\u20AC') in the
input string instead of "€".
Andy
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