Monkey Raptor

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It can be done by putting the backslash \ in front of the character. It can be also implemented for other character.

For example
We wanna inject a quotation-wrapped text for a div element with the id example below: <div style="text-align:center;font-size:3em" id="example"></div>

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The JavaScript: //declare the variables var d=document, element=d.getElementById("example"); //continued by inserting the content element.innerHTML = "I am the \"injection\" result. Olé!";

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Result

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We can also substitute the double quotation with ", and single quotation with ' — without using the backslash.

Let's use the earlier example: //this one element.innerHTML = "I am the \"injection\" result. Olé!"; //becomes this element.innerHTML = "I am the &quot;injection&quot; result. Olé!";
That also applicable for inserting actual HTML element with class or id or other attribute.

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