<object>...: Toggle Flash 09.07.04 (ccw! !nn) [jd sd] (d.2 l.2)

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(Apr. 14, 2010 04:34 PM)JJoe Wrote:  ...I have seen an odd 404. Changing \\x to \x has fixed it but....

But what?

I don't understand the filter and javascript but I do see 22 is the hex value for " and 27 for '. Maybe \xnn works in javascript to represent the character with the hex value nn?

On the other hand, \x has a special meaning in the replacement text which refers to the URL command prefix. I guess that's why the filter add a backslash to suppress the special meaning of the follwing \.