Yeah, the default behaviour in django templates is to escape html
code, so if you render something like <h1>hello</h1>, the template
will convert it to <h1> ... etc.
This is for prevent the script inyections in forms. So if you want to
show the raw html as is in the database you have no escape the text
with the safe filter:
{{ html_text|safe }}
On 6 mar, 07:15, nils <nils.ryd...@bodenco.se> wrote:
> Im running django-1.0.2-final with the django.contrib.admin in my
> application.
> It's a blog-like application so i implemented tiny-mce (wysiwyg-
> editor) in the admin interface.
> It saves/deletes/updates as supposed, but the view+template does not
> render the HTML-tags, the HTML-tags renders as plain text.
>
> Any one know why?
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