document.title = ("hello → goodbye");
This is not outputting the arrow: “→” as it should.
How does one escape that so it does?
document.title = (hello → goodbye); This is not outputting the arrow: → as it
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document.title = ("hello → goodbye");
This is not outputting the arrow: “→” as it should.
How does one escape that so it does?
You don’t need to escape it at all.
Just write
(and make sure your file is UTF8)
If you really want to escape it, you can use a Javsacript escape code:
"\u2192"Entities are only used in HTML source; you cannot use them in ordinary strings. (Except for
innerHTML, which is HTML source)