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I have an app that uses textile to format messages. I am trying to tighten up the security and only allow HTML generated via textile markup. So I enabled :filter_html option as per RedCloth docs.
text = RedCloth.new(input_text, [:filter_html]).to_html
Now, I'm trying to extend RedCloth with a custom filter. It replaces some custom codes with some HTML (namely tags). It's very similar what is done in smileys filter example: https://github.com/jgarber/redcloth/blob/master/spec/extension_spec.rb
text = RedCloth.new(input_text, [:filter_html]).to_html(:custom_filter)
The problem is by enabling :filter_html, redcloth html-encodes the HTML output produced by my custom filter.
I have tried marking the output of my custom filter with html_safe, but that does not work.
Any suggestions how to avoid this html-escaping from happening on my customer filter?
