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  • How to Display User Input Safely (textContent)
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    How to Display User Input Safely (textContent)

    ByAutoEscape September 10, 2026

    Anyone that’s ever created a form, comment section, or search box using JavaScript will have had to show something that a user typed on a web page. Well, it seems like a no-brainer, but one thing I’d like to stress is that you should never use user input as HTML, unless you have a good…

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    WordPress Output Escaping: esc_html(), esc_attr(), and esc_url()

    ByAutoEscape September 8, 2026

    A WordPress website can have dynamic content, like the post title, username, links, and custom fields, or form values. If this information is integrated into a page without proper escaping it can cause security issues, such as cross-site scripting (XSS). There are different functions that WordPress has under its own banner which can help developers…

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    Beginner-friendly HTML/HTML5 developer tutorial post titled:

    ByAutoEscape September 4, 2026

    The difference between HTML escaping and sanitization—in these sometimes-confusing contexts. Introduction HTML escaping and HTML sanitization are two important techniques for protecting websites from cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. Both offer some protection against the existence of unsafe content that has the potential to pose a security issue, yet both offer different solutions, and in different…

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  • Malformed JSON in AI-Generated Responses
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    Malformed JSON in AI-Generated Responses

    ByAutoEscape September 2, 2026

    Malformed JSON in AI-Generated responses can be tackled through a few techniques. AI can create valuable code, data, summaries and auto-responses in seconds. But if you ask for some json from an AI-model, it isn’t always a valid json. Missing quotation marks, after-punctuation commas, extraneous text after the JSON object, invalid character types (unescaped quotes…

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  • How to Avoid Quotes, Backslashes and Trailing Commas (Invalid JSON)
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    How to Avoid Quotes, Backslashes and Trailing Commas (Invalid JSON)

    ByAutoEscape August 27, 2026

    One of the top issues developers face when dealing with APIs, configuration files, Web applications, and data exchanges is invalid JSON. An entire JSON document can be unreadable due to incorrect use of a single quotation mark, backslash, or a comma. Fortunately, most JSON errors are easily corrected once you know what the parser expects….

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  • How to Prevent Double Escaping in HTML
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    Response to the question: How to prevent double escaping in HTML

    ByAutoEscape August 21, 2026

    HTML double escaping is an issue encountered by developers who want to display user input, HTML entities, and when they create dynamic web pages. It occurs when the special characters are escaped more than once so that the browser displays the encoded text rather than the escaped characters. For instance, the web page may present…

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