Difficulties filtering XML

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Oddysey,
I thought that Prox filtered text/html unless you tell it to filter something else, either with a $TYPE() command in a web filter or $FILTER(true) in a header filter. I got that filter from someone else and modified it slightly.

Quote:how come you chose not to filter CSS styles?

If I think that stylesheets need to have something changed, I use $TYPE(css) because it is a web filter that I am using.

Quote:According to Scott's example, it would work equally well to eliminate the Match component entirely, and simply use the "$FILTER(True)" statement in the Replace string.

It just seemed to me to be the best way to handle the problem. I wanted to make sure that the file type, whatever it was, was going to be filtered. I probably got the idea from a filter from someone else that did something similar.

pooms,

Quote:text/plain is not filtered by default either, i have a rule for enabling filtering for it
as well, although I can't remember why I needed it.

If you use Internet Explorer, you might well want to filter plain text, since a file can have the content-type (and extension) stated as plain text, but if that file contains HTML tags, IE will render it as HTML.