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Posted by micah on 06/13/49 12:00
Ont top of that you can use strip_tags($str, $allowedtags) to only
allow certain tags. You may also want to check out the Wordpress code
as they also use tinyMCE in their admin section.
On Jan 15, 12:17 pm, thib´ <th...@coralsnake-team.com> wrote:
> firewood...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > I use tinyMCE to provide a formattable textarea for the users of my
> > website. How do I filter data so complex as that?
>
> You mean sanitize it for SQL?
> Basically, tinyMCE seems to output only a html string, I don't see anything
> special with it, you shouldn't worry more than usual about it.
>
> -thib´
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