Daniel Kinzler wrote:
> David Gerard schrieb:
>   
>> 2009/6/4 Gregory Maxwell <[email protected]>:
>>
>>     
>>> Restrict site-wide JS and raw HTML injection to a smaller subset of
>>> users who have been specifically schooled in these issues.
>>>       
>> Is it feasible to allow admins to use raw HTML as appropriate but not
>> raw JS? Being able to fix MediaWiki: space messages with raw HTML is
>> way too useful on the occasions where it's useful.
>>
>>     
>
> Possible yes, sensible no. Because if you can edit raw html, you can inject
> javascript.
>
> -- daniel
>
>   
Not if you sanitize the HTML after the fact: just cleaning out <script> 
tags and elements from the HTML stream should do the job.

After this has been done to the user-generated content, the desired 
locked-down script code can then be inserted at the final stages of page 
generation.

-- Neil


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