[daisy] Trying to add onclick to links in user documents..

[Karel Vervaeke]

Can you check if the "function onclick(event)" part is stored in the
blobs or not (e.g. search for 'event' in the blobstore, but double check
if you use Windows explorer's search functionality - I don't trust it)?
It would make it a lot easier to determine where it comes from.

Regards,
Karel 

On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 22:45 -0700, Alan Mortensen wrote:
> I saw this question asked like two years ago with no reply, I'm hoping
> that won't be the case again.
> 
> I recently changed htmlcleaner.xml to allow onclick in links.  And it
> doesn't filter them out but.. It does this:
> <a href="#" onclick="foo">here</a>
> goes to:
> <a href="#" onclick="function onclick(event) {        foo</a>
> 
> Which of course is broken in all kinds of ways.. and I can't figure
> out where the heck it comes from.  I've been searching through
> documents for onclick and even "(event)" to see what's inserting that
> text.. No luck.  I've tried all kinds of values for "foo" and they all
> get the same treatment.
> 
> I'm really in a bind with this one since it's a complex situation
> where I really don't see a way around having links go to javascript.
> Perhaps I could define my own tag that get's transformed into the
> right kind of link during document styling or layout.xsl, has anyone
> done anything like that?  (I've seen the link transformer thing in the
> knowledgebase and that sounds way too low level)  Or does someone have
> a way to get around this onclick weirdness?  It'd be much
> appreciated..  At least 100 internets to you on receipt of a
> reasonable solution :)  Not to mention bragging rights..
> 
> Alan
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