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Summarizing some discussion in Discord (Communities server, network-town-hall): the problem wasn't trichoplax or an IP issue but, rather, a code block that contains a script tag. Cloudflare is det...
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#2: Post edited
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trichoplax
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2023-04-14T23:09:32Z (about 1 year ago)
Use HTML entity as M-dash shortcut with 2 hyphens doesn't work in Markdown
Summarizing some discussion in Discord (Communities server, network-town-hall): the problem wasn't tricoplax or an IP issue but, rather, a code block that contains a `script` tag. Cloudflare is detecting that as an attempt to inject Javascript, apparently -- it doesn't detect the difference between something that could execute and something that's just shown in a code block. We'll need to do some more digging to figure out the best way to fix this. (I'm a little surprised we haven't run into this already on Software Development. Or maybe we did and someone gave up instead of reporting the problem.)Thanks to Moshi and triphoplax for the debugging.
- Summarizing some discussion in Discord (Communities server, network-town-hall): the problem wasn't trichoplax or an IP issue but, rather, a code block that contains a `script` tag. Cloudflare is detecting that as an attempt to inject Javascript, apparently — it doesn't detect the difference between something that could execute and something that's just shown in a code block. We'll need to do some more digging to figure out the best way to fix this. (I'm a little surprised we haven't run into this already on Software Development. Or maybe we did and someone gave up instead of reporting the problem.)
- Thanks to Moshi and trichoplax for the debugging.
#1: Initial revision
by
Monica Cellio
·
2023-04-14T15:35:48Z (about 1 year ago)
Summarizing some discussion in Discord (Communities server, network-town-hall): the problem wasn't tricoplax or an IP issue but, rather, a code block that contains a `script` tag. Cloudflare is detecting that as an attempt to inject Javascript, apparently -- it doesn't detect the difference between something that could execute and something that's just shown in a code block. We'll need to do some more digging to figure out the best way to fix this. (I'm a little surprised we haven't run into this already on Software Development. Or maybe we did and someone gave up instead of reporting the problem.) Thanks to Moshi and triphoplax for the debugging.