| Andreas Luedeke wrote: | Now I'm confused: if I create an entry with "elog -n 2 ...", then I put HTML code into elog and it is displayed as HTML. This HTML code does NOT convert a "<" into "<", otherwise you could not display any HTML.
But of course this code can be wrongly formatted, for example it can contain a </table> tag without a <table> tag before it. This will definitely spoil the display in ELOG, and that was what I was refering to.
I agree that html tags in plain text entries will not have this problem. |
Sure, in the main body text you can insert arbitrary HTML if this type of encoding is not prohibited. The < encoding I meant was for attribute values. Proof of principe above in the Subject field. |