There seems to be a code somewhere that turns < and > to &lt ; and &gt ;, so my link didn't turn into a flag image but instead a long string like this:

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aim8604 commented

just come in to update the problem. I think I know the cause of my problem:

the flag image link <img... is stored in $link[title] and then in the template.php of my theme has this statement: check_plain($title) which rewrites special characters in a plain-text.

Anyway, removing this statement didn't solve anything. I also find the this statement commonly used in other files like theme.inc but it might be too far to delete all of it.

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Freso commented
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Could you try changing your theme to (an unmodified) Garland and see if the problem is still there?

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aim8604 commented

No. With Garland, it is fine. :(

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Freso commented

Well, I'm both glad and sorry to say that the problem isn't with the Language Icons module, then. :)

Are you using a contrib theme or one you've made yourself?

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aim8604 commented

Yes, I know that it's not the problem of the Language Icons module as well. The theme I used is the contributed one: Amor_azul.

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Freso commented
Project: Language Icons » Amor Azul
Version: 6.x-1.0-rc1 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Category: support » bug
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

Alright, then let's move the issue there, since that seems to be where the problem lie. :)

If I find the time, I'll try and look at the theme, but I can't (and won't) promise anything. I'm (unfortunately?) quite busy with a lot of things at the moment, so...