The '#description' on line 76 contains
, and tags that do not appear to be 'check_plain'-ed, causing the form to render incompletely. wrapping the t() in a check_plain fixes this issue, obviously. There's a good chance this may be the result of some unusual settings on our particular install, as otherwise I'd imagine many more people would be complaining. When I get an opportunity to test on our other server I'll report back if I experience similar problems.
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Comment #1
ragaskar commentedwell, that should read "contains <object>, <embed> and <script>" tags. heh.
Comment #2
steven jones commentedOther tags in descriptions appear to be written as
<tag>, so copied that style to the description in question.Comment #3
tangent commentedEscaping the characters <, >, and & is necessary in any xml (including xhtml). Most browsers tend to "do what I mean" in the case of xhtml but it's best practice to escape them anyway.
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(not verified) commentedComment #5
jcbrew commentedThis is still not fixed... I just installed the module and I am getting the same problem. If I am supposed to "fix" it could you please let me know how this is done?
I am using IE 7, FireFox 3, Safari 3.2.1 on Windows XP...
Thanks
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jcbrew commentedComment #7
yhager commentedvery simple fix, patch attached.
Comment #8
yhager commentedPlease ignore previous attachment. This is the right one.