you can see the problem into my pull request..the json it generates does
have all the backslashes..i think the second option can solve..what you
suggest? that way django will itself render the variables. and JS will
render the json..will it do?
On Saturday, February 15, 2014 4:50:30 AM UTC+5:30, SAHIL SHEKHAWAT wrote:
>
> please help me out!
> i am passing mathjax generated from result set of sympy_gamma as json to
> template of django which include escape sequences and i want python( or
> django) to interpret it but json.dumps return a string so it is getting
> passed as it is. ( e.g. double backslash instead of single one)
> If passed as variable it is rendered correctly but as json it doesn't.
> have two ways but they are not very efficient and i have doubts with both.
> 1) replace the double backslash with single. ( but '\n' can also come and
> its is not predictable but all cases can be included and
> my_string.replace('\\\\','\\') is not working)
> 2) passing the values as variables and then after rendering adding them as
> strings.( but we want double quotes instead of single so have to dump to
> json in JS somehow)
> thanks
>
>
>
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