Re: [Phpwebsite-developers] pagemaster and < > chars

[Adam M. <ad...@tu...>]

Pagemaster does not parse the input or output text in it's own code. It
relies on core functions called parseInput() and parseOutput()
respectively.  These functions may need to be revised to allow for some of
these cases.  I will get some input for the dev guys here and if any of
you have some ideas, please let us know.

Adam

> On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 11:08, Don Seiler wrote:
>> In trying to port some documentation over to pagemaster, I noticed
>> that I  have a lot of references to variables inside < and > chars,
>> like "<pid>".   The problem is pagemaster is interpreting this as an
>> attempted HTML tag  and stripping it out.  I have a lot of different
>> references so adding  every one to the allowed_tags var isn't
>> reasonable.  &lt; and &gt; get  altered by pagemaster so they
>> literally display "&lt;" or "&gt;"  respectively.
>
> Don,
> PageMaster may need to be modified, so it doesn't convert & to &amp; if
> & is followed by a ;.
>
>> Is there a way to get those chars to display?
>
> Unknown by me.
>
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