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Stéphane Tétard

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2/27/2026 3:09 AM

Hello

I just breaked the thread https://dnncommunity.org/...ule-on-a-page/#15424 by posting an html tag in my answer.
I thought that the module would encode the specific characters.

Is there someone who can fix the problem?

johnhenley

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2/27/2026 8:37 AM

This issue was fixed in the forums module a while back (in v9.1) but the module has not yet been updated on this site. You wrap html/xml in < code > tags.

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