it’s better to maybe break the "words" up if they exceed a maximum length and put a space between and/or have them be unpublished so a moderator can check it first.
Just offering up some other ideas.
’<script text="type/javascript">’ (should be ’<script type="text/javascript">’)
- using ’&’ istead of html entity ’&’ in forming links
case "esc":
$output = htmlspecialchars($output);
$output = str_replace(array("[","]","`"),array("[","]","`"),$output);
break;
case "esc":
$output = preg_replace("/&(#[0-9]+|[a-z]+);/i", "&$1;", htmlspecialchars($output));
break;
Well that didn’t help unfortunately. At least the strings do not look so scary now
Anyhow, is there a way to trigger an error when someone does not enter the captcha code correctly? Y
I feel like I’m just overlooking it. I’ve read much of the documentation, but it’s possible I missed it.
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