Closed smfukaya closed 6 months ago
Added Encode HTML entities (all named references) command in 1.46.0 which converts the problematic @
, {
and }
characters to their HTML entity versions (not the numeric version, the proper ones, but they works exactly the same).
It worked like a charm! It replaced @
with @
(Commercial At). Thanks very much Dániel Tar!
Angular 17 brought control flow blocks that starts with @ (e.g.: @if, @for). So, in order to print "@" in HTML template, now we have to convert it to its HTML entity equivalent (
@
) or we will get:NG5002: Incomplete block "For". If you meant to write the @ character, you should use the "@" HTML entity instead.