I'm using a simple file-based CMS in on-rev (along the lines of Andre's
CMS/blog system).
I'm looking for a simple way to allow users to include simple html
within the files which will be included as part of the web pages. I need
to protect from any accidental damage to the rest of the page (e.g. if
they add <div>s or mis-matched or incorrect <table>, etc.) , and some
users will not be familiar with html. Really all I need is <br>, <p>,
simple <li>, and URL/mail addresses.
I guess I could build a html parser that disallowed any 'unsafe' html -
but that doesn't sounds trivial (and it assumes I can think of all the
cases where html could cause a problem).
Or I could come up with some format of my own to do it.
Or I could build a (small subset of?) reStructuredText to make it easier
to use, and then translate this to html for the output.
Has anyone built this already, in a form they could share ?
Or anything equivalent (and hopefully simpler :-)
(btw - http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html )
Thanks
-- Alex.
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