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Exact Forms: Quotation Marks Not Working

Hi,

To make a long story short, I've been trying to make a specific exact form, but have come to realize that any single or double quotes in the body of the form appear as '?' in browser, which of course breaks any Javascript that might make use of it. Is there an alternate character I can use to make my Javascript work? I tried it out on both Chrome and Firefox

For example, I might type out

~=if(f[23].charAt(0) <= 1){“Safety”;}~

and Chrome outputs
Sorry, 'if(f[23].charAt(0) <= 1){?Safety?;} contains a JavaScript error: Unexpected token '?'
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Benjamin Golden
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I should add: this happens regardless of whether the text in question is Javascript or plain text. For example, "Hello" becomes ?Hello?

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Benjamin Golden
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