I’m getting the following error: JSON-LD Bad escape sequence in string. I noticed that ’ becomes \x27 (e.g., doesn\x27t work) and & becomes \x26 (e.g., Windows \x26 Linux). Example front matter: --- title: "My Title" description: "Here's how to fix this problem." image: "images/image.png" date: 2…

Please try to remove "" - "description": "{{ .Description }}", + "description": {{ .Description }},

[image] safeJS Declares the provided string as a known safe JavaScript string. There are 3 functions safeCSS, safeHTML and safeJS

Thank you. Your solution worked.

[image] peaceiris: “description”: “{{ .Description }}”, + “description”: {{ .Description }}, It works, but why? What to do if we need to concatenate strings?

The template engine will quote the result of {{ .Description }} for you. To concat strings, you should be able to do: "description": {{ printf "%s%s" .Description .SomethingElse }},

JSON-LD Bad escape sequence in string. \x26 and \x27

divinerites January 23, 2020, 11:15pm 7

see also Hugo 0.55.* breaks structured data rendering which is cleaner imho

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JSON-LD Bad escape sequence in string. \x26 and \x27

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