utf-8 values in attributes: non-escaped
Hi there, I want to use Page Templates to create an input form with utf-8 values. Im using tal:attributes statement, but all utf-chars are escaped with HTML-entities. I found the following email on list. The last statement is probably the reason for my problem. It should be possible to use page templates with utf-chars to create text input fields with utf-8 chars. The workaround would be to use textareas or even worse javascript to fill in the values. I know it is possible to use dtml, but I thought it should be possible to use page templates as well Thanks in advance for any help Si
[...] The "structure" keyword is only meaningful for TAL statements that can insert unescaped text (content, replace, and on-error). Variable definitions do not insert text, and the text inserted by the attributes statement must always be escaped (see w3c spec).
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I want to use Page Templates to create an input form with utf-8 values. Im using tal:attributes statement, but all utf-chars are escaped with HTML-entities.
<form> <input name="string" tal:attributes="value string:ÂÈÍÕÜÝ" /> <input name="python" tal:attributes="value python:'\xdf\xe5\xf1\xf7\xf8\xfe'" /> </form> works for me in both 2.6.1 and CVS, though for some reason python:u'\xdf\xe5\xf1\xf7\xf8\xfe' doesn't.
I found the following email on list. The last statement is probably the reason for my problem.
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It should be possible to use page templates with utf-chars to create text input fields with utf-8 chars. The workaround would be to use textareas or even worse javascript to fill in the values.
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