When there is & in the input string to Exec(), it returns &. When I pass the output of Exec() to url.QueryEscape() or url.PathEscape(), I get %26amp%3B and &%3B respectively.
This is happening for a quote(') also.
Because of this, what I am doing is I am replacing & with & and ' with '.
Is there any way to skip the encoding of & and ' or any special character in Exec()? Is there any better way to handle this?
I cannot change the template/source contents. It uses {{ . I cannot change these to the triple mustache {{{
cosmotek
commented
2 years ago
Hello raymond dev team,
When there is & in the input string to
Exec(), it returns&. When I pass the output ofExec()tourl.QueryEscape()orurl.PathEscape(), I get %26amp%3B and &%3B respectively. This is happening for a quote(') also.Because of this, what I am doing is I am replacing
&with&and'with'.Is there any way to skip the encoding of
&and'or any special character inExec()? Is there any better way to handle this?I cannot change the template/source contents. It uses {{ . I cannot change these to the triple mustache {{{
Thanks, Raghav