You have to escape special characters using JavaScript syntax, not HTML syntax.
$('#password').attr('placeholder', 'Contrase\u00f1a');
Personally I'd use .prop() instead of .attr() too, though both should work here.
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$('#password').attr('placeholder', 'Contrase\u00f1a');
Personally I'd use .prop() instead of .attr() too, though both should work here.
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