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Escaping the @ character

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I am creating a web search for emaill addresses, but when entering the address it is necessary to enter it like this:

"[email protected]"

Is there a way to escape the "@" in the XSLT?

Thanks,

Moe

hello,

I don't think I've understand your question.. I will try.

Basically you don't have to escape a special character using XSLT, you have to convert it into an HTML entity, such as '&quote' for " or

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I was trying to avoid using JavaScript, but I guess that is the way to do it. Thanks for your help.

m

I think the problem rather is that @ is used as a wildcard for a single char in FM. So adding a backslash in front of it will not help you.

What you can do is to change the indexing of the e-mail field in the database. Set it to Unicode.

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