Sorry for not including a a code example of the template.
<html>
..
<div>{$content}</div>
This template I read into a variable using file_get_contents() so I
don't think escaping php will work but I will have to test this.
Your suggestion for the heredoc problem is simple, yet I didn't think of
it :D
Thanks for help, I'll post back when I have tested it.
For others who come across this situation, the way I solved it was to
simply use the addslashes()/stripslashes() functions as they only target
double quotes by default. Should be (much?) less cpu intensive then
using htmlspecialchars() as most of the html template would be altered.
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