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Where do I find the "bad words" part of JEvents?
I get a 401 error when I use the word "set" in the text of an event in JEvents. It happen to be a big part of the Danish vocabulary so it makes a lot of problems. I can see in Securitycheck that it makes the 401 because I have used the words img, url, or set.
Can I change this somewhere?
I get a 401 error when I use the word "set" in the text of an event in JEvents. It happen to be a big part of the Danish vocabulary so it makes a lot of problems. I can see in Securitycheck that it makes the 401 because I have used the words img, url, or set.
Can I change this somewhere?
No - we rely on the core Joomla input filtering but that is designed to block attempts to push javascript etc. into an event.
Are you sure this isn't a feature of your webserver?
Are you sure this isn't a feature of your webserver?
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