Encode and decode Html

Html Encode

HTML Encoding means to convert the document that contains special characters outside the range of normal seven-bit ASCII into a standard form. The type of encoding used is sent to the server in form of header information so that it can be easily and correctly parsed by the browsers.

HTML encoding makes sure that text is displayed correctly in the browser and not interpreted by the browser as HTML. For example, if a text string contains a less than sign 9(<) or greater than sign (>), the browser would interpret these characters as the opening or closing bracket of an HTML tag. When the character are HTML encoded, they are converted to the string < and > which causes the browser to display the less than sign and greater than sign correctly. Various encodings are used since the computers were born. Even common users have probably met different code page encoding problems that caused website content or an email message to be unreadable, especially if not written in English. Other encodings exist to enable transfer of binary data through text -based protocols that use only a limited set of characters.

HTML Encode converts various characters that can be misinterpreted as HTML formatting to their HTML entity representation.

Online HTML Encode: HTML Encode will be encode HTML and is way to hide HTML text from prying eyes. Countwordsfree HTML Encoder is an online tool that converts HTML code into JavaScript Unicode string which means the text looks scrambled when your source code is viewed, but when executed as a web page, appears to be normal.

When you encode text, you are not protecting your HTML code, but it does do a great job as a deterrent to those that would otherwise attempt to view your code in passing. Chances are, they will just move on.

HTML DECODE: HTML Decoding is an opposite of encoding process. in decoding process, the specially encoded characters are converted back to their original form. it decodes a string that contains HTML numeric character references and returns the decoded string. HTML Decoders consists of several tools that allow you to decode data using various methods. Countwordsfree implementation supports both the text string input and the file input. If the data you want to decode are in the form of a short string recommend you to use a file as an input. On the other hand for larger input data we recommend you to use a file as an input. On the output you are given the result in the form of a text or a hex dump, depending on the contents of the output, as well as in the form of a file that you can download. In a case of large output, the plain text output or the hex dump output may be truncated, the file output is always complete.

Tags Encoding: If you create a website, it is good practice to declare the encoding. Properly encoded web pages declare the encoding to a browser through a tag in the header. Without this tag, a browser may not know to switch to the proper encoding and characters may be displayed as gibberish.

Tags Encoding is the process of translating the information stored on a tag from a specific encoding to another one, e.g. from binary format to GID-96. This process is very important especially for open loop systems.