| bonset 2005-10-24, 10:39 am |
| Hello Stefan
thank you very much for your answer. But I cannot resolve this. My problem
lays with the Woodgrove Net Sample site.
It seems that if I don't change validateRequest property to false on the
Web.config file:
<pages validateRequest="false" smartNavigation="false"/>
I can´t edit even existing content. This means that when I am trying to save
an existing page even without making any changes, I go a security error.
Whenever the parser finds a <p> I get:
potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client
(Placeholderhtmlcontrol4:AuthoringModeCo
ntrolsContainer:ActiveXAuthoringControl=
"<P>Woodgrove Bank an...").
I created a new template as well, with new HTML placeholders that can accept
mark-up content and still if I don’t change the value of the validateRequest
I can’t make it accept any changes.
Your help is needed and would be appreciated!
Thank you for your time
"Stefan [MSFT]" wrote:
> Hi Bonset,
>
> MCMS expects html content.
> This basic rule is to protect you if you don't expect html content in post
> data.
> So if you only have MCMS placeholder controls on your template then it is
> perfectly save to set disable this validation as MCMS knows how to handle
> html content savely.
>
> Cheers,
> Stefan
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