I think it is being escaped. Try viewing source of the html response, or make the &json=1 request. When it is displayed directly to the browser the escaped < characters cause the tag to be shown to the user, but not interpreted by the browser.
- DeWitt Clinton
Added better support for POST handling and a demonstration on the homepage.
- DeWitt Clinton
The point of course not being the application itself, but that it could be written in an hour or two on a whim and can be thrown out there on the net to run at scale with literally zero effort.
- DeWitt Clinton
Some one help me about use PHP for write whitelist tags. Please send me : thp_1981@yahoo.com or dungdetest@gmail.com
- doremon
@doremon -- you can use the html-whitelist web service from a PHP application by using the 'file_get_contents' or 'file_post_contents' methods (http://us.php.net/file_ge... and http://us.php.net/file_ge..., respectively). I'm not a PHP programmer, but perhaps someone who is could write up some example code.
- DeWitt Clinton
thanks DeWitt Clinton,but my web site can not use web service. I write success whitelist html, but it's simple check tags allow, enough tag, postion of tags. I look at whitelist of "http://simonwillison.net/2008...", it's checked well. Some one help me .
- doremon