simple question:
I have the following HTML in a template:
<a href="#" title="More details on "{{ villa.name }}"
class="tooltip">
But it gets rendered this way:
<a href="#" title="More details on "{{ villa.name }}" class="tooltip">
That is, the " entity is converted to the respective character,
". Very nice, but i'd need "
Is there a filter or something i can use to tell the Django Template
System to render " ?
Thanks in advance.
Federico
If I've understood you correctly, it's not the templating system that
is converting it, but the browser. When a browser sees " it will
print ".
To prevent this, you'll need to double-escape it - ie replace the &
with the encoded version, so you have &quot;
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Alex
Sorry.
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Thanks for the answers but i've found the resolution to my problem in
the documentation, i just forgot in the beginning where it says about
{% autoescape off %}
This is the tag to use to prevent the template system from converting
"
in
"
Example:
<a href="#" title="I want "this words to be appear in a
javascript tooltip and be quoted"" class="tooltip">Test</a>
Becomes
<a href="#" title="I want "this words to be appear in a javascript
tooltip and be quoted"" class="tooltip">Test</a>
Causing serious problems on some browsers, cos the html is not valid.
While
{% autoescape off %}<a href="#" title="I want "this words to be
appear in a javascript tooltip and be quoted""
class="tooltip">Test</a>{% endautoescape %}
will output correctly
<a href="#" title="I want "this words to be appear in a
javascript tooltip and be quoted"" class="tooltip">Test</a>.
Didn't try force_escape, but that sounds the opposite of what I want
to do..
Thanks.
PS: Django is great, no doubt the best framework I ever used.
On Feb 25, 3:35 pm, Alex Robbins <alexander.j.robb...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Oops, it would actually be
> title={% filter force_escape %}"{{ villa.name }}"{% endfilter %}
>
> Sorry.
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