Releases for htmLawed

In response to issue #[3521432] by prudloff: Note put for admins in module's Help and Tip sections that a security vulnerability can arise with htmLawed settings even if 'safe' is set to 1

htmLawed library updated to v1.2.15 – keep library up-to-date using files from https://www.bioinformatics.org/phplabware/internal_utilities/htmLawed; bringing in Drupal 11 compatibility

htmLawed library updated to v1.2.13 – keep library up-to-date using files from https://www.bioinformatics.org/phplabware/internal_utilities/htmLawed

Fixing Composer-based download issue: Lowercased the .module and .info filenames; htmLawed updated to 1.2.10

Removes dependency on deprecated function drupal_get_path(); htmLawed library updated (v1.2.9) – keep library up-to-date using files from https://www.bioinformatics.org/phplabware/internal_utilities/htmLawed

Removes dependency on deprecated function drupal_get_path(); htmLawed library updated (v1.2.9) – keep library up-to-date using files from https://www.bioinformatics.org/phplabware/internal_utilities/htmLawed

Issue #[3172659] by [sandykadam]: [Composer-based download issue] Filename lowercasing done in version 3.9/3.10 is reverted since it did not fix the issue and instead caused another issue. This version 3.11 is thus same as 3.8.

Attempt to fix issue #[3172659] by [sandykadam]: [Composer-based download issue] Lowercased the .module and .info filenames.

(a) Fix issue #[3125527] by [mo_farhaz]: t() calls should be avoided in classes. (b) Update htmLawed library to current release (1.2.5).

Fix issue #[2998784] by [volkswagenchick]: README file re-formatted to align with Drupal documentation standards

A module file was renamed to fix issue #[2980275] by [geovanni.conti]: Module filename has different case than module name, which may cause an issue in some setups.

Fixes issue #[2928996] by [darrell_ulm]: PHP 7 issue related to use of preg_replace with deprecated e modifier (the issue is noticed only in PHP 7 and if 'save_php' is enabled); updates htmLawed library to current version (1.2.4.1)

Fixes rendering of links in module's help text

Fix for issue #[2667162] by [murraybiscuit]: [PHP 7.0 compatibility issue]. htmLawed script and help files updated to version 1.1.20 from 1.1.18.

htmLawed script and help files updated to version 1.1.20 from 1.1.17.

(1) Issue #[2313231] by [tanc]: [Enabling operability through Libraries (API 2.x) module]. (2) htmLawed script and help files updated to version 1.1.18 from 1.1.17

Issue #[2211517] by [rosell.dk]: [PHP 5.5 compatibility issue]: htmLawed script and help files included in the module were updated to version 1.1.17 from 1.1.10 (the main module files remain unaltered).

Issue #[2211517] by [rosell.dk]: [PHP 5.5 compatibility issue]: htmLawed script and help files included in the module were updated to version 1.1.17 from 1.1.10 (the main module files remain unaltered).

Fix for issue #[1573158] by [sslider999]: [PHP syntax error because of unescaped quote]

Issue #[1557914] by [seaji]: [Allowing use of Drupal's teaser mark]. htmLawed script and help files updated to version 1.1.10

Issue #[1557914] by [seaji]: [Allowing use of Drupal's teaser mark]. htmLawed script and help files updated to version 1.1.10

Issue #1273388 by Gribnif: Preventing phantom variable creation by unsetting some $form['values'] in _htmLawed_store_setting(). htmLawed script and help files updated to version 1.1.9.5.

This is version 3 of the htmLawed module for Drupal 6. Version 3 of the module cannot import htmLawed settings used with older versions of the module. Note the htmLawed settings you want to use with the formats that use htmLawed, and uninstall the old, version 2 of the module before installing version 3.

New release for htmLawed

This is a complete rewrite of the module. Removes almost everything that was present in the 2.x branch.
It now works as a normal filter. No more:

• per -content type- options
• comment, node, body, others options
• pre save filtering

Hopefully this will make setup easier and if previous functionality is needed, will encourage others on creating a module that does that.