[SOLVED] How to bypass smarty parsing

[barboni]

Hello,

I have an issue with something i suppose is related to smarty parsing. Well, I use Wookmark jquery and it requires this tag:

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<li data-filter-class='["some_class"]'>

. I use it inside News summary template by dynamically inserting "some_class", but
the problem is single quotes constantly being translated to double quotes, which i suppose is done by Smarty. The script won't work unless single quotes are outside the brackets and double quotes inside.

Is there anything I can do to make it work?

I have tried using literal, making UDT with php - but nothing changes, the double quotes are inserted even when no quotes are present in thecode.

[Rolf]

{literal}{/literal}?

[barboni]

Tried it, it doesn't change anything. Double quotes are always there.

[Jo Morg]

AFAIK it's not a Smarty parsing issue...
Are you using a WYSISYG? A code highlighter or anything of the sort?

[barboni]

Nope, I am using News template editor, no WYSIWYG. I said I just suppose it's a Smarty. I really am not sure what else could change the code.

[Jo Morg]

Just for testing purposes, try inserting that code in a GCB with the WYSIWYG off and insert the GCB on a normal page template.

[barboni]

Well, again single qoutes changed to double...

[Jo Morg]

Ok on my tests I ended up being able to reproduce, somewhat, that behavior. It seems that CMSMS or Smarty HTML encodes to

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<li data-filter-class="["some_class"]"></li>

I believe it's a CMSMS issue not a Smarty issue... but I'm doing a few more tests.

[velden]

cmsms 1.11.9
News 2.14.1

In News summary template:

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<li data-filter-class='["some_class"]'>test</li>

Result (page source):

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<li data-filter-class='["some_class"]'>test</li>

So I don't think the data is changed somewhere in cmsms.

However, in Firebug:

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<li data-filter-class="["some_class"]">test</li>

I assume that doens't matter as that's interpretation of Firebug. But maybe, if Firebug interprets it this way, the browser/js does it too...

[barboni]

Yes, you're right, it's Firebug! But strange, I tested this outside CMSMS and it works only when quotes are correctly set, then again, it won't work inside CMSMS.

Well, thanks anyway, I'll keep on searching for solution.

[velden]

...then again, it won't work inside CMSMS.

Impossible.

Can you post a link to the page and describe the problem (what do you expect and what do you get)?

[Jo Morg]

Ok.... Tested on a different browser and there was no encoding whatsoever, meaning that my initial thoughts were wrong.
On IE all my tests, including a CGB, an UDT, directly on a template, and on a content etc worked as expected.

[zaidcrowe]

this may, or may not be helpful - but have you tried the isotope plugin for jquery? If i understand what wookmark does that is i think it's very similar and ive used it within cmsms no problems

http://isotope.metafizzy.co/

[barboni]

OK, I've found it! The issue with quotes confused me, so I thought that was the problem. Actually there was a tiny, almost invisible typo inside JS.

Sorry for false alarm, and thanks to everyone of you that tried to help. It's been 8 years since I started using CMSMS and I must tell that it really rocks, and no other system has so great and helpful community. Since I always find all the answers here I rarely use forum to post questions and now I'm a little embarrased

THANKS AGAIN!