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I'm trying to build something that will let me define a permission to post javascript so that me and my admin team can make pop-ups, but I can't seem to locate where the javascript filtering is going on. And old topic pointed me to node_filter (which no longer seems to exist), and the default stuff in filter.module only seems to deal with html tags, not javascript attributes like onclick and so forth.

Anyone know where the javascript filtering actually happens?

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After having edited your configuration file, make sure your SQL table "locales" has the required database fields setup to host your new translations. You can add the required rows to your "locales" table from the MySQL prompt:
mysql> ALTER TABLE {locales} ADD nl TEXT DEFAULT '' NOT NULL;

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Installation consists of:
Drupal 4.4.1
PHP 4.3.6
Apache 1.3.31
Linux kernel 2.4.20-8
RedHat 9