escaping a snippet call

I have some code that includes in it a javascript array of latitude and longitude points. As a result I get code like this:

[[-32.77638,151.33979],[-32.72544,151.32582],[-32.73685,151.30053],[-32.73953,151.2627],[-32.77255,151.30316],[-32.8076,151.28101]]

modx sees this as a snippet call for a snippet called:
-32.77638,151.33979],[-32.72544,151.32582],[-32.73685,151.30053],[-32.73953,151.2627],[-32.77255,151.30316],[-32.8076,151.28101

and hence it all gets stripped out.

I can’t see any way of escaping the snippet replacement of the [[ ]] and content in between.

It is not an option to have the array present as:
([-32.77638,151.33979],[-32.72544,151.32582],[-32.73685,151.30053],[-32.73953,151.2627],[-32.77255,151.30316],[-32.8076,151.28101])

as it is passing to a hosted 3rd party application so I have to pass in the format they use.

How do I go about not having the array parsed into a snippet call? (have tried the ` escape character but that then passes as `[[ or [`[ which of course breaks the call to the remotely hosted app.

Thanks.

Try Brackify. It might work for you

Edit: You will have to use [ [ instead of [[

Thanks. Wrote something similar to that but was trying to avoid parsing every page this way via a package. Hoping to do it just for the page (pages) needed.

Oh well. Works.

You could write a plugin for this, either check for specific id’s or some kind of unique page marker on the page pre render event say, then run the snippet only if found.

I think there’s a relevant plugin here: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php?topic=31435.0

I had this issue with something else.

Simply did this to get by the parser: