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SSI, utf8, and html special characters
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Jan 25, 2012, 6:30:58 AM1/25/12
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Hi guys,
As the subject above states, I'm using SSI within a cgi to process a
web form, whose input and output must be in utf8.
While I just needed to use `encoding="none"' within my SSI echoes to
see utf8 as output, I'm noticing it also parses html special
characters.
In particular, been dealing with double quotes. No matter how I write
them, they always end up as a literal character after SSI, and not as
whatever the literal html-escaped form I sent it from the cgi.
It is specially important for me to be able to use the SSI echo
command properly, as being used together with SSI `set', `if/else'
tupples and `include virtual' allows me to keep output from the cgi to
the bare minimal, hence being faster.
So, is there any way to tell SSI `echo' to just parse utf8 and leave
the rest alone?
Regards,
As the subject above states, I'm using SSI within a cgi to process a
web form, whose input and output must be in utf8.
While I just needed to use `encoding="none"' within my SSI echoes to
see utf8 as output, I'm noticing it also parses html special
characters.
In particular, been dealing with double quotes. No matter how I write
them, they always end up as a literal character after SSI, and not as
whatever the literal html-escaped form I sent it from the cgi.
It is specially important for me to be able to use the SSI echo
command properly, as being used together with SSI `set', `if/else'
tupples and `include virtual' allows me to keep output from the cgi to
the bare minimal, hence being faster.
So, is there any way to tell SSI `echo' to just parse utf8 and leave
the rest alone?
Regards,
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