I have a string of HTML that makes up a fragment - in this case it's
the entire body of a webpage. I want to sanitize the input to remove
the content of the script tags on the page. I see back before v0.8
there used to be a qx.bom.String.stripScripts() or something similar,
but that has since been removed. After I have sanitized the string, I
want to insert it as the body of the current page I am on. I was
trying to read qx.bom.Html.clean, which seemed to do what I want, but
it doesn't seem to be working. Can anyone point me to what I am doing
incorrectly? I am invoking
qx.bom.Html.clean(content, document, document.getElementsByName('body')[0]);
where content is the variable containing the HTML string. However,
this does not write anything to the body element. Am I going about
this the wrong way? Is there a new equivalent of stripScripts()?
Thanks!
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