Note 1: I did not try all tags from the Default Forbidden list. However, I found this error with the iframe, embed and script tags. Tags that dit NOT result in this erro are html, xml and meta. So it seems to be limited to specific tags.
Note 2: When trying the same procedure with the iframe in the backend, the article is saved as expected, including the iframe. When I re-enable the default TextFilters and I try to save the article containing the iframe in the backend, the iframe is filtered out of the content as expected, but no error message is shown (which is also as expected). So the issue seems to be frontend related only.
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Hi Brian, thx voor testing this issue. Quite remarkable to hear that you cannot replicate it; wish I knew what's the difference with your situation so it could be solved at our end as well...
Update: turns out to be hosting dependent. I transfered the site to other hosting and then it works correctly.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to which hosting- or php-setting might be responsible for this behavior? The hosting I'm on is quite decent in general.
ok in that case the problem will almost certainly be the hosts mod_security settings. They can verify this from their mod_security logs
Thanks, I will check this with them.
So we can close this issue as not an issue with the CMS?
Hi,
I waited for my provider before answering this topic. It was in the mod_security indeed, as Brian suggested. So it was not the cms and for me the issue can be closed.
I cannot judge if this setting would be a "bad practice" of my provider, and if this would happen often on other hostings.
In that case, maybe we could warn other Joomlers in the documentation or something?
Anyway, thanks for your help!
Closing as not a core issue. Thanks for reporting back.
Status | New | ⇒ | Closed |
Closed_Date | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | ⇒ | 2022-12-05 18:37:56 |
Closed_By | ⇒ | richard67 |
Unable to replicate