html-encode

I a using the the HTML encode special characters in Sublime text to convert all the special character into their HTML code. I have a lot of accented characters in different parts of the file. So, it would be great if I could select all the special character and then use the plugin to convert all at once! Is there a regex that helps select all special characters only? Mikko Ohtamaa Yes. Sublime text supports regular expression and you can select all non-ASCII (code point > 128) characters. This regex find should be enough for you: [^\x00-\x7F] Just search and replace. But if you are doing

Given the text <b>This is some text</b> I want to write it to my page so that it shows up like this: <b>This is some text</b> and not like this This is some text using escape("<b>This is some text</b>") gives me this lovely gem in firefox %3Cb%3EThis%20is%20some%20text%3C/b%3E not exaclty what I'm after. Any ideas? limc This should work for you: http://blog.nickburwell.com/2011/02/escape-html-tags-in-javascript.html function escapeHTML( string ) { var pre = document.createElement('pre'); var text = document.createTextNode( string ); pre.appendChild(text); return pre.innerHTML; } Security

As ScottGu says in his blog post «by default content emitted using a @ block is automatically HTML encoded to better protect against XSS attack scenarios». My question is: how can you output a non-HTML-encoded string? For the sake of simplicity, pls stick to this simple case: @{ var html = "<a href='#'>Click me</a>" // I want to emit the previous string as pure HTML code... } This is my favorite approach: @Html.Raw("<p>my paragraph text</p>") Source was Phil Haack's Razor syntax reference: http://haacked.com/archive/2011/01/06/razor-syntax-quick-reference.aspx You can create a new instance of

Whenever I use Html.ActionLink it always Html encodes my display string. For instance I want my link to look like this: <a href="/posts/422/My-Post-Title-Here">More…</a> it outputs like this: More… &hellip is "..." incase you were wondering. However the actionlink outputs the actual text "…" as the link text. I have the same problem with if I want to output this: <a href="/posts/422/My-Post-Title-Here"><em>My-Post-Title-Here</em></a> I wind up with: <em>My-Post-Title-Here</em> Any idea how to do this? tvanfosson It looks like ActionLink always uses calls HttpUtility.Encode on the link text.

I have a very trivial problem with str_replace. I have a string with the En Dash character ( - ) like this: I want to remove - the dash The html output is I want to remove the – the dash I want to do this: $new_string = str_replace ('-','',$string); I've tried to parse the string with html_entity_decode, to parse the character to remove with htmlspecialchars,but without any results. What I'm doing wrong? -EDIT- This is the full code of my script: $title = 'Super Mario Galaxy 2 - Debut Trailer'; // Fetched from the DB, in the DB the character is - (minus) not – $new_title = str_replace(' - ', '