Re: Preventing code execution
2003
It keeps the original formatting.
interpreted = N
texte = There's a good reason for this - if [raw] doesn't parse, then coming across a [raw] tag inside a [raw] tag should do nothing. Of course, the only tag it does parse is [/raw]. Thus nested [raw] means the outer most [raw] starts the parsing the and inner most [/raw] stops it which will cause all sorts of odd behavior - this is not a bug though.>Per the exquisite online documentation: > >Unlike most other WebDNA contexts, you cannot nest [Raw] contexts inside of >each other. > >GK > > >> An interesting thing about this topic is that it is difficult to display >> [raw][/raw]. If you want to do display: >> >> [writefile blah] >> [raw] >> [search db=blah.db&blah] >> [founditems][/founditems] >> [/search] >> [/raw] >> [/writefile] >> >> You can't just wrap it in another [raw][/raw] context or you will get an >> error. >> >> Does [raw][/raw] pars differently than the rest of the contexts? >> >> most contexts collapse from the inside out... This one seems to look >> for the first available [/raw] >> >> Donovan >> >> >> >> Rob wrote: >> >> >Cool .... I too have achieved the same results now, and can put this >thing >> >together... :) >> > >> >The problem was convertchar.db did not contain some of the key >characters, >> >and some of the code was being processed. >> > >> >Thanks again everyone... >> > >> >Rob >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >> >> -- >> -Donovan Brooke >> -Administrator of IT / >> -Assc. Art Director >> -Creative Services >> -Epsen Hillmer Graphics >> >> -402.342.1169 X297 > > >------------------------------------------------------------- >This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
[raw] doesn't parse, then coming across a [raw] tag inside a [raw] tag should do nothing. Of course, the only tag it does parse is [/raw]. Thus nested [raw] means the outer most [raw] starts the parsing the and inner most [/raw] stops it which will cause all sorts of odd behavior - this is not a bug though.>Per the exquisite online documentation: > >Unlike most other WebDNA contexts, you cannot nest [raw] contexts inside of >each other. > >GK > > >> An interesting thing about this topic is that it is difficult to display >> [raw][/raw]. If you want to do display: >> >> [writefile blah] >> [raw] >> [search db=blah.db&blah] >> [founditems][/founditems] >> [/search] >> [/raw] >> [/writefile] >> >> You can't just wrap it in another [raw][/raw] context or you will get an >> error. >> >> Does [raw][/raw] pars differently than the rest of the contexts? >> >> most contexts collapse from the inside out... This one seems to look >> for the first available [/raw] >> >> Donovan >> >> >> >> Rob wrote: >> >> >Cool .... I too have achieved the same results now, and can put this >thing >> >together... :) >> > >> >The problem was convertchar.db did not contain some of the key >characters, >> >and some of the code was being processed. >> > >> >Thanks again everyone... >> > >> >Rob >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >> >> -- >> -Donovan Brooke >> -Administrator of IT / >> -Assc. Art Director >> -Creative Services >> -Epsen Hillmer Graphics >> >> -402.342.1169 X297 > > >------------------------------------------------------------- >This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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