The output of the rendering is sent via a json call
@jsonify
def editProperties(self, **kwargs):
...
jsfile = render(self.editPropertiesPath+'.js',
extra_vars=kwargs)
return dict(jsfile=jsfile, result='OK')
If I use the code above, quotes in the static part are escaped to
". If I modify the last line to jsfile=jsfile.unescape(), I don't
have this issuem but static string containing & become rubbish
On 11 nov, 11:21, Piotr Kęplicz <[email protected]> wrote:
> cropr, czwartek 11 listopada 2010 09:20:
>
> > That only helps for everything that is inside ${} blocks, but not for
> > the static part of the javascript file . The latter part is still
> > html-escaped,
>
> Show us exactly what you do. Simple "return render('file.js')" as a response
> shouldn't escape static parts of the template.
>
> .pk.
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