I want to escape the output of a variable, that used the capture syntax of a <#assign>
in Example 2.
Example 1:
<#assign test1='{"json": "more"}' />
<div data-test1="${test1}"></div>
Output (escaped):
<div data-test1="{"json": "more"}"></div>
Example 2:
<#assign test2><@compress single_line=true>
{
"json": "because it is more complex with list, if else etc."
}
</@compress></#assign>
<div data-test2="${test2}"></div>
Output (not escaped):
<div data-test2="{ "json": "because it is more complex with list, if else etc." }"></div>
This is exactly how the docs are describing this feature. Also the docs for escaping.
I need to use the second example, because test2
is more complex to generate.
Is there a way to force the escaping or to convert the non-markup output to markup? I tried ?esc
, <#outputformat>
<#autoesc>
, reassigning to another variable.
Nothing works.
You need to put the section where you capture that generated JSON inside <#outputformat "JSON">...</#outputformat>
. (plainText
, or any non-markup output format also will work well, as far as not suppressing escaping inside a markup goes.)
<#outputformat "JSON">
<#assign test2><@compress single_line=true>
{
"json": "because it is more complex with list, if else etc."
}
</@compress></#assign>
</#outputformat>
<div data-test2="${test2}"></div>