A
Alex Paransky
I have a case where user can enter some HTML code which is then stored
in the database. When I render the page with user's HTML any mistakes
made by the user might effect the layout of my page. For example, if
the user started a <table> tag, but did not finish it with a </table>
tag. This definitely breaks my own layout.
What I want to do, is somehow render's user's HTML (not in a popup)
without effecting my own html. I want to "SCOPE" user's html to a
particular area on the page.
Is there a way to do this with Java or JavaScript?
Thanks.
-AP_
in the database. When I render the page with user's HTML any mistakes
made by the user might effect the layout of my page. For example, if
the user started a <table> tag, but did not finish it with a </table>
tag. This definitely breaks my own layout.
What I want to do, is somehow render's user's HTML (not in a popup)
without effecting my own html. I want to "SCOPE" user's html to a
particular area on the page.
Is there a way to do this with Java or JavaScript?
Thanks.
-AP_