Evan Simpson:
> I've got a rather crude module going which parses an input string for
> HTML-ish tags. It allows only tags from an explicit list, and
> ensures that
> non-empty tags are closed (either by complaining or adding closing tags).
> If 'script' is not one of the allowed tags, it also d
- Original Message -
From: Alexander Limi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 2. Malicious HTML tags - is anything being done here? Filtering of these
is
> one of the features Zope 2.2 really shouldn't go without. Most Zope sites
> have user interaction in some way, and the concept of a post containing
On Fri, Jun 02, 2000 at 06:50:46PM +0200, Alexander Limi wrote:
> 1. The HTML that Zope outputs is not very standards-compliant (XHTML 1.0) at
> the moment. Tags like are rendered as etc. I would like to
Perhaps support for XHTML-compliance in Zope should be optional. I
wrote a few pages in XH
Zopistas,
I have two issues that I think should be rectified before the 2.2 release. I
am not very up to date on the goings-on in the list, but a quick search gave
me little information on the following:
1. The HTML that Zope outputs is not very standards-compliant (XHTML 1.0) at
the moment. Tag
