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I have the following problem - from the server side I get a string like 'hoschi"brother'.
I want to put this string into a <input value"MYSTRING" />. This results in something like <input value"hoschi" brother" /> which obviously does not work.
Is there a workarounds for this?
Does escaping the " character with " work within the value tag?
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The HTML <q> tag defines a short quotation. Browsers normally insert quotation marks around the quotation.
For printing double quotes(” “), using print() in C we make use of ” \” ” backslash followed by double quote format specifier.
No, there is not. The double quote ( " ) has special meaning inside a HTML attribute. If you want to put it into an attribute value, you must (this is not a true must but a good rule of thumb. It's a must if you use attributes delimited by double-quotes as you do in your question) write it as its entity " .
Yes, using " works:
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