Closed NotQuiteApex closed 2 years ago
The assumption was that YouTube would accept HTML entities for special reserved characters such as <, >, &, ", ', etc. This is unfortunately not the case. Some special testing will need to be done to see how to print out these special characters.
The assumption was that YouTube would accept HTML entities for special reserved characters such as <, >, &, ", ', etc. This is unfortunately not the case. Some special testing will need to be done to see how to print out these special characters.