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I have a document.write statement that I’m using to write some HTML. My question is, do I need to escape anything more than the / and “” ?
document.write('<div style=\"display:none;\"><\/div>');
You don’t even need to escape the double quotes in this string – that’s only necessary if you enclose your string with double quotes.
You shouldn’t need to escape your
/es either; they don’t break the string anddocument.write()(afaik) allows plain HTML to be inserted.