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Can't type HTML code point entities #78

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Gwindalmir opened this issue Nov 30, 2011 · 3 comments
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Can't type HTML code point entities #78

Gwindalmir opened this issue Nov 30, 2011 · 3 comments

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@Gwindalmir
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I can't type HTML code points into the terminal, they get interpreted.

Example: 

Gets changed to a linefeed, even though I want to literally type those in.

EDIT: It actually stores it correctly, it just displays wrong (at least in vim).
This is Chrome 15 on Windows.
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liftoff commented Nov 30, 2011

Hah! What a silly thing. In earlier versions I had that problem and fixed it but I must've brought it back in a later commit. I'll fix it. Thanks for reporting this.

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liftoff commented Dec 1, 2011

I just pushed a fix for this. Please confirm, thanks!

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Confirmed, Thanks!

pauldorn pushed a commit to pauldorn/GateOne that referenced this issue Sep 22, 2015
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terminal.py: Ampersands are now converted into HTML entities (&) …
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…just like < and >. This should fix liftoff#78

gateone.py:  Added a little check to refresh_screen() so that it won't throw an exception if the client sends a null terminal number.
setup.py:  It now accepts --prefix=/install/path or --home=/install/path to specify where Gate One will be installed.  This should fix liftoff#74
ssh_connect.py:  Removed check_output() from the imports since it isn't being used and doesn't work with Python 2.6.  This should fix liftoff#16
Major changes to CSS and class names throughout the code:  From now on, only IDs and NAMEs will use GateOne.prefs.prefix.  This is because I've changed all the CSS classes to only apply if they're inside of GateOne.prefs.goDiv.  This should simplify things a bit and I also noticed it reduced the size of the JS code a bit.  Also, added support for -ms-transform and -khtml-transform to the CSS (to support Konqueror and IE9+, respectively--assuming that these two browsers add WebSocket support eventually).
Changed how logging was initialized in various plugins so that they match how it's done in gateone.js.
Bookmark plugin:  The "new bookmark" form looks decent again.
Bookmark plugin:  LOADS of changes.  Backported TONS of stuff from http://bookmarked.us/ though much of it is incomplete or not working yet.  Please bear with me on this one...  Even though it is only semi-usable I wanted to get this commit in since it has so many other important fixes.
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