mj at zopatista
Apr 6, 2006, 5:24 AM
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Re: How to convert characters that have special meaning in HTML to HTML character entities
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On 4/6/06, Jonathan Bowlas <jb012b8598 [at] blueyonder> wrote:
> I have a string that contains a <a
> href="http://www.mywebaddress.com">link</a> tag that I would like rendered
> as HTML when output but it only seems to render in the html page like this
> <a href="http://www.mywebaddress.com">link</a>
>
> To replace the characters, I tried this in my TAL:
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> <tal:block tal:define="d_stand row/STANDFIRST | nothing;
> d_stand_replaced_chars python: (str(d_stand)).replace('>','>');">
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> <p tal:condition="d_stand_replaced_chars"
> tal:content="d_stand_replaced_chars" />
> </tal:block>
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> But it converted the '>' I replaced with a '>' back to a '>' upon
> rendering the string in a html page.
TAL escapes characters that have special meaning in HTML or XML by
default, to avoid XSS attacks. You can force TAL to not do this with
the 'structure' keyword, like so:
<span tal:replace="structure
string:<blink>Blinking</blink>">Not blinking</span>
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Martijn Pieters
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