Justin Verweel wrote:
>
> There is an other way of 'disabling' the default escape behavior.
> You could create a custom class My_Filter_DoNothing, which implements
> the Zend_Filter_Interface and set that filter as the default escape
> filter (see the setDefaultEscapeFilter() method ).
> The filter( $value ) method of this class returns the $value directly,
> without modifications.
> The data will still be 'filtered' when you call $input->{key} or
> $input->getEscaped( $key ), but the used filter does nothing....
>
I think it's crutch, but isn't good way.
Thank you.
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