- Issue created by @seanB
- Merge request !82Allow the Html::validateImport method to also validate a string. → (Open) created by seanB
The Html::validateImport($imported_file, $is_file = TRUE) method seems to indicate it either accepts a filename or a HTML string (same as the Html::import($imported_file, $is_file = TRUE) method). In the implementation however, it doesn't use the $is_file parameter to load the content.
Call Html::validateImport('<some valid html>', FALSE) and observe the method returning FALSE.
Same as the implementation in Html::import($imported_file, $is_file = TRUE), the $is_file parameter should be respected.
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None, the API already contains the $is_file parameter.
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