[SOLVED] How to handle protected script tags?

Hello,
I'm using ckeditor to edit a file with custom tags. In particular, there is a script tag with a particular kind of script (that's not a type="text/javascript" script tag) and the browser is actually unable to process it (afaik, so, there is actually no danger in accidentally executing it).

I need to correctly have that tag inside the document structure, because I need to read the script content and use it in the editor's processing. Now, when I read the document source, the script is , which which is no good for me.

How can I avoid protection of my particular type="blah" of script tags? Or how can I un-protect the tags explicitly?

Thanks.

~Aki

Tue, 07/20/2010 - 22:07

comp615

Joined: 02/07/2010

Posts: 295

Re: How to handle protected script tags?

ProtectedSource?

Tue, 07/20/2010 - 22:16

akiross

Joined: 21/06/2010

Posts: 45

Re: How to handle protected script tags?

Ok, but how do I remove the existing regex for script tags? Is it indexed someway?

Thanks

Tue, 07/20/2010 - 22:41

comp615

Joined: 02/07/2010

Posts: 295

Re: How to handle protected script tags?

It's a standard JS stack I think. In theory you could pop all the existing ones off. Actually, it looks more to me like you want a single exception to the standard script protection, so all you'd need to do is alter the existing regex pattern (No idea where it is...try searching?) to exclude the properties your scripts have.

Wed, 07/21/2010 - 16:37

akiross

Joined: 21/06/2010

Posts: 45

Re: How to handle protected script tags?

From plugins/htmldataprocessor/plugin.js

      var regexes =
         [
            // Script tags will also be forced to be protected, otherwise
            // IE will execute them.
            ( /<script[\s\S]*?<\/script>/gi ), // This is it!!

            // <noscript> tags (get lost in IE and messed up in FF).
            /<noscript[\s\S]*?<\/noscript>/gi
         ]
         .concat( protectRegexes );