Hi Cory,
The new call to sanitize_html was introduced to more effectively prevent
malicious content and possible XSS attacks, though I can't think off the
top of my head why we couldn't allow style content. I'll see what I can
do about relaxing the filter a little.
Thanks!
-Dannon
On 01/30/2012 10:33 PM, Cory Spencer wrote:
Hello all -
One of the Galaxy tools I've been developing generates HTML output which I'd styled using a<style>...</style>
tag in the HTML header. After updating to the latest Galaxy release earlier today,
the<html>,<head>...</head>,<style> and<body> tags started to get stripped from the
output, rendering previously CSS styled output rather unstylish.
Delving into things, I noticed a change committed in December that sanitizes the output
for HTML files via a call to "sanitize_html":
https://bitbucket.org/galaxy/galaxy-central/changeset/35fee32991ce#chg-lib/galaxy/web/controllers/dataset.py
The added lines 381 -> 383 in the new file appear to be causing this new
behaviour.
Is there any option for making this optional? What was the rational behind
stripping out these tags on outputted HTML files?
Thanks for any help!
Cory Spencer
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