Textile-JS has a whitelist of tags allowed at root level. The origin of the list is forgotten. It does make sense to block stuff like <form> when accepting arbitrary user input, but PHP textile allows a bigger set of tags so we either need to extend the list, or provide an option so that this is configurable.
Textile-JS has a whitelist of tags allowed at root level. The origin of the list is forgotten. It does make sense to block stuff like
<form>when accepting arbitrary user input, but PHP textile allows a bigger set of tags so we either need to extend the list, or provide an option so that this is configurable.