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shallowdeep -> RE: Java rejected by content filter (12/7/2013 11:50:33 AM)
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The filter still has remnants of a rather flawed attempt at preventing JavaScript injection into profiles. To avoid triggering it, just avoid use of the word “javascript” (regardless of capitalization) anywhere in your profile. Since you mentioned that you tried deleting everything you could see and still encountered the message, it’s likely that the offending word is enclosed in some script tags and is not visible in the rich text editor. To clear it out, temporarily disable JavaScript in your browser* to prevent the rich text editor from loading, then visit the Edit Profile page, delete all the text in your profile, and click on Update Profile. Be sure to re-enable JavaScript in your browser after the successful update.
*The steps to disable JavaScript vary by browser. In Chrome, the current way to disable it is: Settings > Show Advanced Settings… > Content Settings… (under the Privacy section) > Do not allow any site to run JavaScript (under the JavaScript section).
Collarme’s code that triggers the message:
if (indexOfNoCase(desc, "javascript") != -1)
{
alert("'javascript' rejected by content filter");
return false;
}
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