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why are national letters (ěščř) converted to html special chars?
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Sorry I must bother you again, but adding mentioned option to gsconfig.php didn't helped.
Code:
# WYSIWYG Editor Options

define('GSEDITOROPTIONS', 'entities : false');
I corrected it in xml files manually, but when I edit for example title in GS backend again, it converts string to special chars again. I think it has nothing to do with WYSIWYG, becouse it converts site name too (form field without WYSIWYG)
Any other ideas?

EDIT: The problem is in htmlentities() function used in function safe_slash_html() and in settings.php for $SITENAME, so I removed it. Now it works as I expect Smile What do you think? Can I let it as I've got now without any secure vulnerabilities? Wink
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why are national letters (ěščř) converted to html special chars? - by MayheM - 2011-12-22, 00:55:49



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