Hello everyone, I am having trouble escaping and displaying wikitext in a way that is JSON-safe. I did some research but none of the provided MagicWords/ParserFUnctions/etc seem to be suited for this purpose. Please refer to my gitLab snippet <https://gitlab.com/snippets/1723632> to see the sample code of the query, template and widget. My goal is to build up a structure like this using a widget (to load my custom JS), a cargo query and finally a template to display the items row by row: <div class="item" data-item='{"content":"data from a mediawiki form field"}'>Description</div> <div class="item" data-item='{"content":"data from a mediawiki form field"}'>Description</div> The data is taken from a PageForms textarea form field (the user can enter any data she wants). This piece of HTML gets parsed by a custom Java Script on page load for further processing. As soon as characters like single (') or double quotes (") appear, the whole JSON string gets messed up and the JavaScript JSON parser throws errors. Even worse, the DOM structure becomes fragmented when single quotes appear. So client-side fixing w/ JavaScript is impossible/tedious. Any solution is welcome, also restricting the types of characters used. Ideally, I would just need to wrap the parameter passed from the query to the template in some kind of Magic Word which escapes/strips out unwanted characters. What options do I have ? I am open for different approaches... Kind regards, Tom