html encoding

[Miraj Haq]

I want to save an html tag in web.config,

I know it would work if i encode it by replaceing "<" to "&lt;"

How about double quote charater ( " )?

The below line is giving errors because of it.

<add key="myHTML" value="&lt;img src="host.jpg"&gt;""/>

Please help

Miraj

 

[Guest]

Don't use ", it will work with '.

 

[Paul Henderson]

I want to save an html tag in web.config,

I know it would work if i encode it by replaceing "<" to "<"
How about double quote charater ( " )?

Escape it as &quot; as per the XML specification. So, you'd have:

<add key="myHTML" value="<img src=&quot;host.jpg&quot;>" />

[not sure why you had a pair of double quotes at the very end...]