Armel FAUVEAU a écrit :
Hi Marc,
good to have news from you again.
Thank you :)
About those patches, I made a little research and found http://www.pageresource.com/jscript/jprompt.htm which explains why you want us to escape the forward slashes with backslashes.
Yeah, it's very simple :) For example,
BAD : document.write('</h1>'); GOOD : document.write('</h1>');
However, looking at the generated HTML source from phpMyAdmin, I don't see the problem that it's supposed to fix. [snip] Or am I missing something? Would this problem occur on older browsers?
It's just more W3C compliant.
Regards,
Armel.
Armel, to which W3C standard are you referring to? DOM? I did not know that W3C is in the business of setting JavaScript standards.
Marc
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Armel FAUVEAU a écrit :
Hi Marc,
good to have news from you again.
Thank you :)
About those patches, I made a little research and found http://www.pageresource.com/jscript/jprompt.htm which explains why you want us to escape the forward slashes with backslashes.
Yeah, it's very simple :) For example, BAD : document.write('</h1>'); GOOD : document.write('</h1>');
However, looking at the generated HTML source from phpMyAdmin, I don't see the problem that it's supposed to fix. [snip] Or am I missing something? Would this problem occur on older browsers?
It's just more W3C compliant.
Regards,
Armel.
Armel, to which W3C standard are you referring to? DOM? I did not know that W3C is in the business of setting JavaScript standards.
Marc
Ok I found this: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/interact/scripts.html
Marc
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Marc Delisle