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From: Andrew Koptyaev on 18 Feb 2010 09:04
"Stefan Weiss" <krewecherl(a)gmail.com> сообщил(а) в новостях
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> On 18/02/10 14:34, Andrew Koptyaev wrote:
>> I have html in the PHP variable like:
>> $face_form = '<h3>Leave a Reply</h3><div class="cancel-comment-reply">';
>>
>> I want pass this variable by onclick to javascript. Like:
>> echo '<a href="#modalcomment" onlick="modalcommenttask(' . $face_form .
>> ');">' . 'TEXT' . '</a>';
>>
>> But I can't pass variable since it have double quotes:
>> onlick="modalcommenttask(h3>Leave a Reply</h3><div class="
>>
>> What the solution to pass html form from PHP to javascript function.
>
> But... I just explained how! You need to escape the string contents, and
> you (obviously) need to wrap the string in quotes (double or single),
> like you do in PHP.
>
> Since you're putting all of this inside an HTML attribute, so you'll
> have to escape the HTML special characters as well (including quotes).
> The htmlspecialchars() function does that for you.
>
> Anyway, having escaped HTML in an HTML attribute... brrr. Are you sure
> this is the best way to do it?

I just want to do modal window where I can make comment.
For wordpress.

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