You're right, of course and thank you. The apostrophe (as a straight tick) inside your single quoted
alt would definitely be a problem.
However, my "incautious phrasing" perhaps led you to this.
I see no indication that OP was allowing customers insert anything inside .html elements, tags or values. (And -- aside -- he's fetching the data from a database, which might suggest the cleanup should occur before the customers are allowed to insert it there)
So, rephrasing:
...a simple tick (in the kind of data context presented by the OP) could, in....
And, again, thank you. That kind of good-catch may save much grief for some future reader presented with my ill-considered words
...and I surely hope this is more precise
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