[Seaside] escaped html

[Ragnar Hojland Espinosa]

On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 08:33:49AM -0700, Julian Fitzell wrote:
> >Is there a reason for seaside not escaping the strings by default, as
> >it happened with seaEscapeHtml in 0.94b?  Or am I missing something?
> >     
> 
> I assume you mean encoded with html entities?  If so, there is already 
> #encodedText:

Yes, thats what I mean.  I didn't see any encodedText:, and a grep on
seaside2.3b2.st doesn't give out anything..
> 
> #anchorWithAction:text: and similar don't encode the text because 
> otherwise there is no way to give it HTML directly.  But if it proves 
> that giving text, not html, is the more common case, we may want to 
> change it.

Hm.. now I know i shouldnt be posting past 0h with no caffeine in the
system.., but I don't get why would the text: in #nachorWithAction: be
commonly used to write raw HTML.  Its something like: 

	self openAnchorWithAction: anActionBlock. "<a href=..>"
	self text: aText.
	self close. "</a>"

I do see its usefulness, but I'd say encoding the text would be orders
of magnitude more common.  Of course maybe in some other similar
methods it'd be the other way..

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