Zopistas, I've run into a little something that I thought might be interesting. I run a site that accepts input from users in textboxes, and renders them afterwards on the public pages. The problem is, I want to filter out any HTML-tags in the textboxes, so users can't include their own html on my page. FOr example they shouldn't be able to insert <img> tags on the page. I first thougt that if I rendered the text as structured text, maybe those nasty HTML tidbits would disappear, but they didn't. So my question is twofold: 1. Is there a way of formatting the text (except <pre>, which is a bit crude :), so the HTML gets filtered out? 2. If not, would this maybe be a useful addition to the next version of Zope? Something รก la "<dtml-var textentry fmt=filteredtext>"? Maybe to have different levels of filtering, e.g. to allow tags like <p> and <li> but disallow all the other tags. This is a must-have feature when you have users you do not trust 100%, and so it should be a part of Zope, IMNSHO. Alexander.