[SOLVED] < and > signs in code

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Flatboard accepts in part the markdown format.
Because the signs :
can open the door to malicious code in Javascript, so use the bbcode [code] to normally display the unexecuted html code.
ex: <script>alert('Alert XSS')</script>
In the [Doc page](view.php/plugin/page/p/docs), i authorize all html & markdown content, because only admin post page.
**We must not forget that any intervenor access to the editor to post a new topic or reply.**
Because the signs :
< >
can open the door to malicious code in Javascript, so use the bbcode [code] to normally display the unexecuted html code.
ex: <script>alert('Alert XSS')</script>
In the [Doc page](view.php/plugin/page/p/docs), i authorize all html & markdown content, because only admin post page.
**We must not forget that any intervenor access to the editor to post a new topic or reply.**
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