I am constantly using the astinus development process. Some JS Code has been pasted in, so an error is displayed on the page. Apparently, I put the source code directly into the html text-Well, after I switched from 05 years to online games, I have never done anything serious about web. So, I need a method escape. I searched the internet and wrote a regular expression replacement for most of them. However, my habit is to respect existing resources. Someone suggested the dom function. Pass it as innerTEXT to a dom object, and then take the innerHTML attribute to get the escaped text.
The method is good, but is there a clever way to write it?
Someone in the JQuery community has provided a solution: if there is a text context, you can perform the escape (x).text(context).html () on a jQuery object $ (x), and then return an escaped text.
As a matter of fact, we can use the text () function to assign values to jQuery objects ......
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