Tom Melly wrote:
> You should find an option for "allow html" in the script or similiar.
There's nothing to allow or disallow it, it just writes it to a file and it
gets read directly into the HTML. So if you enter HTML it'll be read as HTML.
The problem is with escape-code convention and the way PHP handles input. I
fixed it with a built-in function called stripcslashes(). :)
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