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[JavaScript] JS reverts the HTML entity encoding

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HTML entity encoding is a method of converting special characters or symbols into HTML code. Since some characters in HTML have special meanings, using special code to represent these characters can avoid conflicts with HTML tags and ensure that the page is displayed normally.

Common HTML entity encoding

HTML entity coding includes basic entity coding and extended entity coding. Here are some commonly used HTML entity encodings:

  • < :< (under sign)
  • > :> (greater than sign)
  • & :& (& sign)
  •   :  (space)
  • © : © (Copyright symbol)
  • ® : ® (Registration Symbol)
  • "(Left double quotation marks)
  • ":" (right double quotation marks)


Sometimes, we don't need HTML entity encoding escapes, we need to revert the escaped code back (referencing jQuery) The code is as follows:







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