http://forum.codingrobots.com/topic/html-generation-problem-w-double-quotes-and-urls-with-query-params Coding Robots Forums Topic: HTML generation problem w/ double quotes and URLs with query params en-US Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:52:01 +0000 bbpress 1.0-alpha-2 q http://forum.codingrobots.com/search.php http://forum.codingrobots.com/topic/html-generation-problem-w-double-quotes-and-urls-with-query-params/page/81#post-1695 Fri, 18 Jan 2008 06:45:57 +0000 dossy 1695@http://forum.codingrobots.com/ Dmitry, have you tried that? I tried correcting the HTML and when it posts, it seems to re-generate the HTML one last time and sends the bad HTML. The work-around I've used is to post using BlogJet, then go directly into Movable Type and/or WordPress (as appopriate for where I'm posting) and hand-edit the HTML there. Definitely not a great solution, but that's what I've had to do thus far. I'd really love to see an update released that fixes this bug. Thanks. http://forum.codingrobots.com/topic/html-generation-problem-w-double-quotes-and-urls-with-query-params/page/81#post-1694 Fri, 18 Jan 2008 05:44:20 +0000 Dmitry Chestnykh 1694@http://forum.codingrobots.com/ Thank you! We'll look into this. At this time, the workaround is to manually remove the extra quotation mark in HTML code editor mode. http://forum.codingrobots.com/topic/html-generation-problem-w-double-quotes-and-urls-with-query-params/page/81#post-1693 Tue, 15 Jan 2008 16:46:06 +0000 dossy 1693@http://forum.codingrobots.com/ I'm using BlogJet 2.0.0.10 on WinXP Home SP2 and MSIE 6. (I'm hesitant to upgrade to IE7, since I use Firefox for all browsing anyway.) Steps to reproduce: 1) Start new blog post. 2) In post body, type: <blockquote>This is "a simple test".</blockquote> 3) Select the words "a simple test" (not including the double quotes). 4) Hit Ctrl-K to turn the selection into a hyperlink. Enter "http://test/?foo=bar&baz=bing" in the "Address" field. Click "OK". 5) View generated HTML source by hitting Ctrl-Tab. What you get is: <code>This is "<A href="http://test/?foo="bar&amp;baz=bing"">a simple test</a>".</code> That is wrong. What it should have been is: <code>This is "<A href="http://test/?foo=bar&amp;baz=bing">a simple test</a>".</code> Where did the extra pair of double quotes come from? (e.g., around "bar&amp;baz=bing")? Please fix this?