11 July 2014

Introduction

I was using PHP to run json_encode on an array to feed to Fullcalendar.js. This worked flawlessley, until I realized one of the attributes, url was encoded wrong. It was rendering a WP Admin url with & instead of &.

The Fix

There is a callback in the plugin called eventRender. This is called during the rendering of the event. To fix the encoding, what we could do is the following:

eventRender: function(event, element) {
    element.attr('href', $(element).attr('href').replace(/&/g, '&'));
},

This trick grabs the existing URL href and sets the elements new href to the fixed url using replace.

Enjoy.

Tagged under encoding, fullcalendar, fullcalendar-js, html-encoding, html-entities, jquery, json, and others
Mike Mackintosh

This post was written by Mike Mackintosh, a decorated security professional.




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