Closed moui72 closed 7 years ago
Thanks for the report. We need to come up with a whitelist of markup that is going to be interpreted, with the rest being stripped. For security and aesthetic reasons, we can't allow it all through blindly.
On 09/12/2016 02:18 PM, Tyler J. Peckenpaugh wrote:
Problems containing html and css are rendered as text rather than the html and css being interpreted by the browser. Angled brackets are transformed to html entities (|<|, `>).
misrendered htmlcss https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3885628/18449155/239760be-78fc-11e6-8593-4621845fe46e.png
latex seems to render correctly
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Just to clarify, which set and problem number is this coming from?
URLs from both WW and from WP would be helful in this case (and most cases!)
On 09/12/2016 03:41 PM, drdrew42 wrote:
Just to clarify, which set and problem number is this coming from?
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I added URLs to the original post and repeat them below
Would it be useful to add URLs here if we encounter any additional instances of this problem, other than what Tyler reports above?
Thanks!
Hi Bree - Sure, feel free to list additional links if they demonstrate different kinds of parse failures (ie, different tags)
On 09/13/2016 11:31 AM, bree-z wrote:
Would it be useful to add URLs here if we encounter any additional instances of this problem, other than what Tyler reports above?
Thanks!
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Ok, will do if I see any. Thanks!
Hi Boone - Not sure 8if this is helpful, but here's a problem with ol and ul tags:
openlabdev URL: http://openlabdev.org/webwork-playground/#/problem/local/CompoundInterest/different-rates.pg/question-11108
Here's my best effort to categorize the problems with special rendering needs
type | description | ol url | ww url |
---|---|---|---|
image | problem contains an image | GraphingSineCosine | GraphingSineCosine |
scaffold | problem is scaffolded | ParabolaVertices-CtS | ParabolaVertices-CtS/ |
multipart | problem requires more than one answer | CompoundInterest | CompoundInterest |
I've got most of this working. Here are some examples:
These are all working for me - with one small exception.
For the third bullet: when this question is pulled over to the OL site, it seems as though the "sin(x)" and "cos(x)" are being stripped from the first question below the graph.
What should appear is "Does this graph have the shape of \sin(x) or \cos(x) ? " But what's appearing instead is "Does this graph have the shape of or ? "
Thanks @drdrew42 - I will look into it.
On 09/20/2016 08:40 AM, drdrew42 wrote:
These are all working for me - with one small exception.
For the third bullet: when this question is pulled over to the OL site, it seems as though the "sin(x)" and "cos(x)" are being stripped from the first question below the graph.
What should appear is "Does this graph have the shape of \sin(x) or \cos(x) ? /" But what's appearing instead is "Does this graph have the shape of or ? /"
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Looking good for the ones I've gotten to.
One comment about the scaffold ones (e.g. http://openlabdev.org/webwork-playground/#/problem/local/ParabolaVertices/vertex-CtS-walkthrough-fractions.pg/question-11080), I wonder if we should/could change the yellow background of the section headers to be either blue or black (with white text) so it fits in a bit better.
I include the css suggestion below mostly just to blame the class definition that is giving us the yellow color.
e.g.
.canopen {
background: yellow!important;
}
might become
.canopen {
background-color: #0044af;
color: #fff;
font-weight: 600;
}
@moui72 - Yeah, I agree that somithng should be done about the colors :) Let's talk this over briefly during tomorrow's meeting.
In general, @boonebgorges, would you rather we report markup issues here or make new issues? E.g. #50 should maybe have been part of this thread?
Start new issues. These massive threads lead to reports getting lost. In fact, let's close this one.
Problems containing html and css are rendered as text rather than the html and css being interpreted by the browser. Angled brackets are transformed to html entities (
<
,>
).latex seems to render correctly.
webwork url: http://mathww.citytech.cuny.edu/webwork2/WW-Dev/ParabolaVertices-CtS/1/?user=tpeckenpaugh&effectiveUser=tpeckenpaugh&key=yTNvez9EZ3wp5TWXvb1Gd1t6H7gmNOZb
openlabdev url: http://openlabdev.org/webwork-playground/?post_data_key=webwork_post_data_8b7b9cdad28720e1a57cb607f96bcfeb#/problem/local/ParabolaVertices/vertex-CtS-walkthrough.pg
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