Hi,
The filter docs say for the "escape" filter:
Escapes a string's HTML. Specifically, it makes these replacements:
* "&" to "&"
* < to "<"
* > to ">"
* '"' (double quote) to '"'
* "'" (single quote) to '''
Wouldn't it be nice if it replaced a wider ran
On 9/28/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wouldn't it be nice if it replaced a wider range of characters? not
> sure how useful it would be, but i think some unusual characters may
> not be displayed correctly if not escaped.
The five characters that 'escape' transforms correspond to the fi
James Bennett wrote:
> The five characters that 'escape' transforms correspond to the five
> named entities defined in the XML specification;
oh, I see.
> they can, depending on the situation, be
> "markup significant" in SGML- and XML-derived languages and thus pose
> a security risk, not becaus
Filipe wrote:
> James Bennett wrote:
> > The five characters that 'escape' transforms correspond to the five
> > named entities defined in the XML specification;
> oh, I see.
>
> > they can, depending on the situation, be
> > "markup significant" in SGML- and XML-derived languages and thus pose
>
