Single quote issues about h5p-flashcards

[falcon-git]

Thank you for reporting! It seems you've run into a bug. We will fix this, but we won't be able to do it right away. If anyone else want's to fix this it probably has t do with H5P's security feature. We probably match an escaped version of the word with an unescaped version.

[vincenzocasu]

Ok, but now what should i do to fix? I have seen that if i write the HTML
encoded sequence it match! For ' should be ' or something like this...
Thanks
Il 14/ott/2015 13:28, "Svein-Tore Griff With" [email protected] ha
scritto:

Thank you for reporting! It seems you've run into a bug. We will fix this,
but we won't be able to do it right away. If anyone else want's to fix this
it probably has t do with H5P's security feature. We probably match an
escaped version of the word with an unescaped version.

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[falcon-git]

I don't think it will be easy for you to fix this, I think you'll have to
wait for a fixed code and avoid using single quote until we've fixed it :/

2015-10-14 17:28 GMT+02:00 realves [email protected]:

Ok, but now what should i do to fix? I have seen that if i write the HTML
encoded sequence it match! For ' should be ' or something like this...
Thanks
Il 14/ott/2015 13:28, "Svein-Tore Griff With" [email protected]
ha
scritto:

Thank you for reporting! It seems you've run into a bug. We will fix
this,
but we won't be able to do it right away. If anyone else want's to fix
this
it probably has t do with H5P's security feature. We probably match an
escaped version of the word with an unescaped version.

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#2 (comment).

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#2 (comment).

[vincenzocasu]

Hi, I don't know if this is the best solution, but I have update your flashcards.js file with this code:

var userAnswer = H5P.trim($input.val()).toLowerCase();
userAnswer = userAnswer.replace("'", "'");

On line 156 and now it works!

[falcon-git]

Great! (We will add a more generic version of that to the code - a version that handles all special charecters)