Help? Spec Character Problems w/JAVASCRIPT TOOLTIP
Hi, I'm experiencing bizarre problems with quote marks that previously displayed
properly in a Javascript TOOLTIP I wrote a year ago . . . and now, inexplicably,
won't translate (?). The COPYRIGHT text was originally written using Typographers
Quotes (in the ALT-0145, ALT-0146, ALT-0147, and ALT-0148 family). For those who
don't know what I'm talking about, these are the more stylized "curling" quotes.
When I resurrected this script just this morning, the following happened:
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<script language="JavaScript"> <!--
var yumyum="COPYRIGHT © 2004 yada yada.\nThe yada yada’s yada, “YADA YADA,” is yada
yada yada.";
BECAME
<script language="JavaScript"> <!--
var yumyum="COPYRIGHT © 2004 yada yada.\nThe yada yada’s yada, “YADA
YADA,” is yada yada yada.";
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I've noodled around with a few ways of trying to fix this — including (sigh) using
just plain average quote marks — and _always_ I get these 82~~ codes showing up.
Even stranger, this never used to happen. The © symbol shows up fine btw, as does
everything else. Anyone want to attempt helping me with this? Thanks!
Angel