Does \h have some special meaning? I store the username in a hidden field in my HTML, and all usernames works, but mine (which is DOMAIN\hers….) fails, it ends up like “DOMAINhers…) when picked up by Javascript (JQuery).
Any ideas?
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Does \h have some special meaning? I store the username in a hidden field in my HTML, and all usernames works, but mine (which is DOMAIN\hers….) fails, it ends up like “DOMAINhers…) when picked up by Javascript (JQuery).
Any ideas?
When storing strings in JavaScript you should always escape the
\character, by replacing\with\\. Just imagine when someone has the usernameDOMAIN\noel. That will end up like