'. t('The htmLawed (X)HTML filter/purifier module restricts HTML markup in content and makes it more secure, and standard- and admin. policy-compliant using the htmLawed (version !version) PHP software. Copies of the htmLawed documentation and the module readme files should be available on your site. A handbook detailing htmLawed module usage may be available on the Drupal website.', array('!doc' => drupal_get_path('module', 'htmLawed') . '/htmLawed/htmLawed_README.htm', '!readme' => drupal_get_path('module', 'htmLawed') . '/readme.txt', '!handbook'=>'http://drupal.org/search/apachesolr_search/htmlawed?filters=type%3abook', '!version' => hl_version())) . '

' . t('This module can be used to have the htmLawed-filtering configured differently for different input formats and content-types as well as for comments, teasers (like RSS newsfeed items), and other special content. ') . '

' . --- 373,379 ---- case 'admin/content/htmLawed': $module_path = drupal_get_path('module', 'htmLawed'); include_once "$module_path/htmLawed/htmLawed.php"; // For version number ! return '

'. t('The htmLawed (X)HTML filter/purifier module restricts HTML markup in content and makes it more secure, and standard- and admin. policy-compliant using the htmLawed (version !version) PHP software. Copies of the htmLawed documentation and the module readme files should be available on your site. A handbook detailing htmLawed module usage may be available on the Drupal website.', array('!doc' => '/' . drupal_get_path('module', 'htmLawed') . '/htmLawed/htmLawed_README.htm', '!readme' => '/' . drupal_get_path('module', 'htmLawed') . '/readme.txt', '!handbook'=>'http://drupal.org/search/apachesolr_search/htmlawed?filters=type%3abook', '!version' => hl_version())) . '

' . t('This module can be used to have the htmLawed-filtering configured differently for different input formats and content-types as well as for comments, teasers (like RSS newsfeed items), and other special content. ') . '

' . *************** *** 383,389 **** t('The customization of htmLawed is dictated by two parameters, Config. and Spec.. Setting specific htmLawed filter settings involves providing values for the two parameters in the htmLawed settings form. To get to the settings form, use the Configure link for an input format for which htmLawed has been enabled. On the settings form, a sub-form, Default, can be used to set the default values to be used for any content-type. Content (node)-type-specific sub-forms allow you to over-ride the default values as well as to choose to use (or disable) htmLawed.') . '

' . ! t('The Config. form-field is filled with comma-separated, quoted, key-value pairs like "safe"=>1, "element"=>"a, em, strong" (these are interpreted as PHP array elements). The Spec. field is an optional string of text... see htmLawed documentation for more. Content of the Help field will be used to inform users about the filter, such as what tags are allowed.', array('!doc' => drupal_get_path('module', 'htmLawed') . '/htmLawed/htmLawed_README.htm')) . '

' . t('The form-fields are pre-filled the first time htmLawed is being configured for an input format. The values allow the a, em, strong, cite, code, ol, ul, li, dl, dt and dd HTML tags, deny the id and style attributes, and any unsafe markup (such as the scriptable onclick attribute). These same values may be used during the filtering process if the specific or default settings cannot be found. Note that emptying a Config. field does not mean that the default setting will be used.') . '

' . --- 383,389 ---- t('The customization of htmLawed is dictated by two parameters, Config. and Spec.. Setting specific htmLawed filter settings involves providing values for the two parameters in the htmLawed settings form. To get to the settings form, use the Configure link for an input format for which htmLawed has been enabled. On the settings form, a sub-form, Default, can be used to set the default values to be used for any content-type. Content (node)-type-specific sub-forms allow you to over-ride the default values as well as to choose to use (or disable) htmLawed.') . '

' . ! t('The Config. form-field is filled with comma-separated, quoted, key-value pairs like "safe"=>1, "element"=>"a, em, strong" (these are interpreted as PHP array elements). The Spec. field is an optional string of text... see htmLawed documentation for more. Content of the Help field will be used to inform users about the filter, such as what tags are allowed.', array('!doc' => '/' . drupal_get_path('module', 'htmLawed') . '/htmLawed/htmLawed_README.htm')) . '

' . t('The form-fields are pre-filled the first time htmLawed is being configured for an input format. The values allow the a, em, strong, cite, code, ol, ul, li, dl, dt and dd HTML tags, deny the id and style attributes, and any unsafe markup (such as the scriptable onclick attribute). These same values may be used during the filtering process if the specific or default settings cannot be found. Note that emptying a Config. field does not mean that the default setting will be used.') . '

' .