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To reproduce:
1) Start a new blank template;
2) Enter only a Javascript events reserved word- for example, “onClick”. Case isn’t important. You can enter full script tags and everything, but just the single word is enough.
3) Update the template.

Expected to see:
Successful update, the word displayed.

Actually see:
Browser redirected to http://localhost/removecookies. (Unless I turn webserving on my computer on, this is of course a “cannot connect to server” error page.) Template does NOT update.

Question:
Does EE Core check for JS reserved words and reject them? If so, why, and how can I get round it? If it’s a limitation of Core, will Freelancer licence allow me to enter JS events?

EE Core 1.6.9

Any help gratefully received.

Robert

EE has no limitation on what you can put in your templates, but it sounds like your web server may have some security extensions installed that is causing the behavior.  There is certainly nothing in ExpressionEngine that would redirect you to a URL like that.

That was exactly it - brilliant. I hadn’t even thought of that.

Thank you, Mr Jones!

RESOLVED

Glad you found it, therobbit!