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bannedTags
Regular expression describing which tags are banned for data entry Default: `'/<\\/*((SCRIPT)|(META)|(DIV)|(APPLET)|(OBJECT)|(EMBED)|(INPUT)|(TEXTAREA)|(IFRAME)|(FRAME)|(SPAN))/i'` Only works if htmlLens is set for that column. Otherwise all tags are converted by htmlspecialchars() to their html entities. Uses Perl compatible regular expressions. Note: since phpLens 3.0, we no longer ban table, th, td. tr tags by default. This is because the new htmlEditLens allows HTML tables to be created. Syntax `$lens->bannedTags = Regular Expression String; Let's dissect the beginning of the default search: '/<\\/*((SCRIPT)|(META)|(DIV)|(.../i All Perl compatible regular expressions begin and end with /, so just ignore them. First we search for < which is the beginning of a tag. Then we search for an optional slash (/) using \\/*. Next we check for tags (which are separated by the |, which is the OR-operator) such as SCRIPT or META or DIV etc. The /i at the end means that the regular expression search is case-insensitive.` Basic:No Advanced/Enterprise:Yes DynamicEdit:No [Version 1.0]