[ajax] use a custom tag to handle dynamically loaded js
Using <pre class="script"> makes it trivial for a malicious user to
inject arbitrary javascript into a html or rest text element (because it
looks innocent to the html sanitizer). Using a custom tag we can be
sure that it actually comes from our code and not from untrusted user
data. IE ignores custom tags, though, so we put it in its own namespace.
https://extranet.logilab.fr/1530578
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"""helper classes to generate simple (X)HTML tags"""
__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"
from cubicweb.uilib import simple_sgml_tag, sgml_attributes
class tag(object):
def __init__(self, name, escapecontent=True):
self.name = name
self.escapecontent = escapecontent
def __call__(self, __content=None, **attrs):
attrs.setdefault('escapecontent', self.escapecontent)
return simple_sgml_tag(self.name, __content, **attrs)
button = tag('button')
input = tag('input')
textarea = tag('textarea')
a = tag('a')
span = tag('span')
div = tag('div', False)
img = tag('img')
label = tag('label')
option = tag('option')
h1 = tag('h1')
h2 = tag('h2')
h3 = tag('h3')
h4 = tag('h4')
h5 = tag('h5')
tr = tag('tr')
th = tag('th')
td = tag('td')
iframe = tag('iframe')
def select(name, id=None, multiple=False, options=[], **attrs):
if multiple:
attrs['multiple'] = 'multiple'
if id:
attrs['id'] = id
attrs['name'] = name
html = [u'<select %s>' % sgml_attributes(attrs)]
html += options
html.append(u'</select>')
return u'\n'.join(html)