Re: Allowing Users to Edit HTML

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> Do these methods seem reasonably secure?  Am I missing something?  The
> risk is minimized by the fact that the HTML the user enters is
> displayed to their own customers, whom they presumably don't want to
> attack (and if they did they could just do it on their own web site).
> But I still want to avoid as many opportunities as possible for either
> inadvertent or deliberate errors to cause trouble.

Assuming you are authenticating them correctly so that a Bad Guy can't
change the HTML out from under them, it seems reasonable to me -- Not much
point to cross-site vandalism on one's own site, eh?

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