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How to allow javascript code in signatures?

ThomasHoiThomasHoi New
edited July 2014 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

Hi,

I'm using Vanilla version 2.0.18.8 with signatures version 1.1.5

I have restricted access of signatures to only Admin.

May I know how I can allow javascript code in signature? Currently only html code is allowed.

Thanks.

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    hgtonighthgtonight ∞ · New Moderator

    The general consensus is to never allow user submitted code to be executed. Even restricting the ability to certain users is considered a harmful security policy. It increases your attack surface with very little gain.

    Signatures 1.1.5 strips out the javascript on line 273. I will leave it up to you how to stop that from happening.

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    x00x00 MVP
    edited July 2014

    @ThomasHoi as discussed before you need to rethink the problem and solution.

    • You want some kind of submission form, there absolutely no need to facilitate this by manually entering scripting or even form fields
    • The piece meal nature of this strategy is not a good solution, for what you want and not to mention very inefficient and insecure.
    • Vanilla is very extend-able, a plugin in which you are able to assign options rather than allowing arbitrary code to be inserted is a far better solution.

    grep is your friend.

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