Hi haukex,

The site was already standing, when I entered the company so please don't facepalm on me over this, but here's how my HTML site is largely generated:

print <<"EndOfText";
<html>
  <!--Foo-->
  <input type="text" name="mytext" id="mytext" value="$SOAPResult"/>
  <!--Bar-->
</html>
EndOfText

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The whole site is based on this system and I'm pretty sure my boss is going to kill me when I go to him saying "Yeah, we gotta change the whole thing... Gonna take about two weeks."

If I have to stay with my running code, I get that I have to manually escape every HTML entity by hand, right?

In reply to Re^2: Escaping double quotes in complete document by MeinName
in thread Escaping double quotes in complete document by MeinName

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