Keeping HTML Special Characters

[J-C Lavoie]

Hello,

I would like to know if it's possible to keep special characters when we serialize the DOM?
Example:
source used to send in JSDOM
<p>&#234;tre</p>
there is the result when I serialized the DOM the keep back the code.
<p>être</p>

All HTML special characters have been converted to "humain readable" characters.

More specificly, I would like to keep special characters code with number instead of name.
Example: I don't care that &ecirc; be converted but I want to keep &#234; (its numbered equivalent).

Is it possible?? If yes, how??

The reason is that I use JSDOM to manipulate the HTML code and some special characters MUST be coded instead of being humain readable.

Thanks!!!

..jc

[Domenic Denicola]

It is not, since this cannot be done in browsers and jsdom implements browser specifications.

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[J-C Lavoie]

Thanks for this quick answer!!

I'll find another solution. 

..jc

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