QUOTE (markh @ Feb 21 2012, 16:40) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
That’s exactly it. The < and > can be replaced by their HTML codes to get the desired result. This is the case for three strings, not only this one!
Yes but unfortunly i need the code examples in the addon which are displayed as the encoded (to HTML) one.
Those Phrases inside the addon
<b>bold</b>
<br> or for this Phrase
The Phrase in cambered Brackets {Cc: %cc(name)%} will only displayed if the variable %(name)% can be replaced
and other ones
those signs must replaced inside the dtd files with their entities (without spaces)
% = & # 37;
{ = & # 123;
} = & # 125;
< = & lt;
> = & gt;
and insteat of quoting marks like " " or ` ´ it is better to use the apostrophe '
otherwise you get this parsing error...
If you type this it as entitie inside the WTS System, those signs will be paste encoded in the export file too, mybe an fix inside this system will be great, you type e.g < br > and other, the System paste by automatically such signs in the file with the right entities
I don't have an other idea for an workarround only as to export and change this inside the dtd file direct.
To find an other formular for the Phrases can be an other idea but i don't know that the sense of this phrases is in every locale the self if i change the Phrase and set this problematic strings in the xul direct and build the pharses arround them (Phrase split)....
Example: The Phrase in cambered Brackets (ENTITY String for locale)
{Cc: %cc(name)%} (inside the xul code)
will only displayed if the variable (ENTITY String for locale)
%(name)% (inside the xul code)
can be replaced (ENTITY String again for locale)
but this is an job for an guy who has slay down father and mother...german collucation and means horror job, punishment
- simpler is to change those sings in the file
I change the codes byself and test byself no problem, i know about this problems but i can't change if i need the encoded results.
UTF-8 without BOM makes some trouble but this is the only format in which i can realize locale.
Sorry for the problems which i make.
