Issue: Characters / encode /decode & Solution

Hey guys,
Few issues on this, I think we will need an encode/decode filter.
I guess this is related to how if you read a cookie in liquid it converts characters like a comma into its entity (This isn not fixed yet).
Example:
<meta property="og:description" content="{{description | strip_html | truncate:200,'...' }}">
The resulting markup is:
<meta property="og:description" content="Seven advisers within National Australia Bank's (NAB) salaried advice business, NAB Financial Planning (NAB FP), have transitioned to the bank’s newly-launched self-employed model.
As first ...">
You can see it has stripped out the html markup but has encoded a ' with it's entity. I can see in some cases this is good but in other cases this is bad. You can also see that <br/> while stripped are treated as new lines instead.
Liquid itself for these reasons have:
escape - escape a string
escape_once - returns an escaped version of html without affecting existing escaped entities
strip_html - strip html from string
strip_newlines - strip all newlines (\n) from string
newline_to_br - replace each newline (\n) with html break
You only have strip_html but not the other filters. I think if you implemented these then we can address these issues.

Hi Liam,
The encoding problem cannot be reproduced. Even in your example, some of the quotes are outputted correctly while a single one not. Can you edit the source of the content and try to re-enter the character from the editor, just to eliminate a possible copy / paste issue from word with a weird character encoding?
On the new line issue, it seems to happen on some scenarios. For example:
{{" <div>Seven advisers within National Australia Bank's (NAB) salaried advice business, NAB Financial Planning (NAB FP), have transitioned to the bank's newly-launched's self-employed <br /> model. at first's</div>" | strip_html }} - does not reproduce the problem
<meta property="og:description" content="{{" <div>Seven advisers within National Australia Bank's (NAB) salaried advice business, NAB Financial Planning (NAB FP), have transitioned to the bank's newly-launched's self-employed <br /> model. at first's</div>" | strip_html }}”> - does reproduce the problem
Cristinel

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                System.out.println("SSOToken Principal name: " +
                        principal.getName());
                System.out.println("Authentication type used: " + authType);
                System.out.println("IPAddress of the host: " +
                        ipAddress.getHostAddress());
                login.logout(lc);
        } catch (AuthLoginException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (UnsupportedCallbackException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (SSOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (Exception e) {
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HTML Encode/Decode FLEX

Is anyone familiar with classes that support html
encoding/decoding in AS3 or Flex?
Similar to:
http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/
what is being done here?

Most folks float an Iframe over a spot in the SWF.

Using PXI-5431and PXI-1411 to test MPEG-2 encoder/decoder

I am looking into a way to test an MPEG-2 encoder/decoder. I have found the PXI-5431, that can generate a NTSC signal which is what I need and the PXI-1411. So, I guess my question is: would this be a good set up to use the 5431 to generate a signal and the 1411 to acquire the signal and do some comparisons to the two. Has anyone done this type of testing? What type of comparisons could be done to the two video signals to verify signal quality(I know very little about video signals)? Or maybe acquire using the PXI-5122?
Thanks,
Brian

Hi BrianPack,
I have some questions. Please be much more detailed and specific in your next response. Try not to use pronouns. Instead, every time you want to use the word "it" or "card", instead use the proper names, such as the "PXI-5122".
What card are you referring to in your first sentence?
When you say (it) "can be configured to decode and encoded MPEG video", do you mean to say you are attempting to encode analog video?
With all the MPEG encoding and decoding, which cards are you referring to? Your two cards, or two NI modules?
When you generate into the encoder, are you wanting to generate from the NI 5431? If this is true, what video standard are you wanting to use?
The Frequency Response, Video Resolution, SNR, and composite signal amplitude measurements should be available with the NI 5122 and MicroLEX VideoMaster. I'm not sure about the NI 1411 because I only support NI's Modular Instruments, but here are the specification sheets for VideoMaster:
http://www.microlex.dk/products/video/videomaster-component.pdf
If you want more information on the NI 1411, it would be best to post a message on the IMAQ/Vision forum. For now, please respond with more specific information and I'll be happy to assist you!
Chad Erickson
Applications Engineer

Simple and very fast encoder-decoder

I will explain my need with an example;
www.domain.com/photo.jsp?id=23
here id is 23 and people can try every photo by incresing or decreasing the id number. I want to encode the id's while printing the id to screen as url and will decode everytime when i get the request from user.
So i need a very fast and simple logic of encode & decode. I have tested base64 at java but everyone knows the algortihm. Is there any other simple algorithm that i can generate on my own?
What do you advice to me except changing my database and search with hex keys?

believe me its strictly
needed on a photo web site... there are too much
reasons.I can't think of one.1)when ids are sequantial on db users can get the idea which after or before this photo is uploaded
2)when you see the normal integer numbers on ids you can remember it easily and edit the link by hand and see whats going on...
3)When u see user_id is=1 u can understand easily that he is an admin or one of the first member of website
4)when u try the maximum photo id or user id every user can understand how many user or photos are there in website
there are lots of things like above... They may be not that valueble for everyone but i think this have to be.

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