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[nickba]

I found a bug in Webgizmo. If the title have the " character on it, and you select This Location(online playback) it will not play the song on any browser.

[Scolex]

Confirmed (17.0.173)
The " needs to be escaped with a \ for it to not cause problems.
I tested by creating a test file with a " in it, I used various positions and it would not play unless I added the escapement character (\).
Works fine when "Playing here" is not the play location.

[nickba]

Confirmed (17.0.173)
The " needs to be escaped with a \ for it to not cause problems.
I tested by creating a test file with a " in it, I used various positions and it would not play unless I added the escapement character (\).
Works fine when "Playing here" is not the play location.

Exactly! Should be easy to fix in the next version...

[Matt]

I need a little help on this one.

When the web engine in Media Center builds a page, it normally escapes values with HTML encoding (%20, etc.)

But if the variable is in a javascript block, we don't do this (or else it breaks things).

The variables in javascript blocks must need some other type of escapement.  But what are the rules?  Is it as simple as replacing ' and " with \" and \'?

Thanks for any help.

[nickba]

I need a little help on this one.

When the web engine in Media Center builds a page, it normally escapes values with HTML encoding (%20, etc.)

But if the variable is in a javascript block, we don't do this (or else it breaks things).

The variables in javascript blocks must need some other type of escapement.  But what are the rules?  Is it as simple as replacing ' and " with \" and \'?

Thanks for any help.

Maybe Scolex can help as I donīt program in java.

[Scolex]

There is a beta fix, I haven't had time to test but I am sure it is fine and will go public in a few days if it follows the typical routine.