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Hello.
First, sorry for the late reply.
Browsers don't consider your code as valid XML, so Gexf-JS can't do anything as it uses browsers' in-built parsers.
HTML-style numerical entities are not recognized in basic XML, but normally all UTF-8 characters are valid. If you replace it by the glyph itself, it should work (it does on FF at least): <attvalue for="v-name" value="foobar 🌴"></attvalue>
Data in gephi:
foobar 🌴
Gives when exported to gexf something like:
<attvalue for="v-name" value="foobar ��"></attvalue>
The parser fails at those escaped glyphs and renders nothing, throwing an error in the console.
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