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Tag: html

Encode HTML entities in JavaScript

I am working in a CMS which allows users to enter content. The problem is that when they add symbols ® , it may not display well in all browsers. I would like to set up a list of symbols that must be searched for, and then converted to the corresponding html entity. For example ® => ® & =>

Fire onblur event before onchange event

I have a large form that contains several text input fields. Essentially, I need to handle the onchange event for all fields and the onblur events for some fields. When a change is made to a field and the field loses focus, both events fire (which is the correct behavior). The only issue is that I would like to handle

Appending a DOM element twice (jQuery)

Can someone explain why the following snippet does not add <foo> to both #a and #b? HTML: JS: jsfiddle Edit: thanks for the helpful points, the fact that .append() moves the element explains this behavior. Since the element in my application is actually a Backbone View’s .el, I prefer not to clone it. Answer Because using append actually moves the

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