OK, I'm seeing the slightest glimmer of light. I'm now able to get the
callbacks to work under the simplest of cases using Massimo's replace
('"','\\"') trick. The problem was in the mix of single and double
quotes in the return from the callback.
HOWEVER, now I'm running into other funky characters that are causing
me more headaches. Now I'm seeing the following error:
unterminated string literal
[Break on this error] String.prototype.reverse = function () {...rn
this.split('').reverse().join('');};\n
So, I'm looking into this unterminated string literal issue, and I see
that many people have run into it, also.
Does anyone have a simple python routine to clean up a string so it'll
pass this javascript hurdle? Thx.
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