[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suppose I access this function:
def foo():
return "<a href='http://mysite'>some text</a>"
In a template with this:
${foo()}
Kid will convert '<' to < which makes HTML not interpret it as a
normal hyperlink. (It seems Kid tries to be nice and 'fix' special
characters like < and & for you.)
*How turn off this conversion for '<' so that it appears like a normal
hyperlink?
If you define the function that way, you need to write ${XML(foo())}
instead of ${foo()} or redefine your foo() function to apply the XML
function at the end.
You don't need to to this if you define the function within Kid:
<a py:def="foo()" href='http://mysite'>some text</a>
-- Christoph
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