Blacklisted words in CMS

[Icarus]

Well,

This is the first time I encounter such a bizarre security protection logic.
I must use the word "revoke" in one of my CMS documents, but the system wont let me insert it.

Is there a way to safely overcome this?
I mean, I tried inputting revoke in the HTML editor, but the page converts it back to "revoke" before saving, and does not save it.

I feel completely stupid telling my legal team that they cannot use a perfectly legitimate english word, because it is a security risk.....

I saw some information here an there on the forums, that looks related but was in French.

Any help is appreciated.

[San Diego]

jeep
1.1 has a blacklist of words and signs
it is not only for security as far I understood

it is to prefent conflicts

sd

"r e v o k e"
might work

[Icarus]

Thanks San Diego,

Yes, I saw the blacklist in classes/DB.php
And what if the word "the" was a special database word?

It does not change the fact that there must be a better way to prevent security breaches than to just prevent english words...

I dont want to remove this word from the list, as I do not know what risks it may pose, but I definitely hope that someone can post a solution here.
This is a legal document, so "r e v o k e" is not going to cut it.

[Patric]

PrestaShop 1.2 won't have this blacklist anymore, if you can wait for its release (don't ask when :roll: ).

Else, you'll have to write "revoke" in another way (for example rev0ke, with a zero) or remove it from the list.

If you want to add it on a CMS page, you may try to write it like this :
revoke
This HTML markup will be stored in the DB but won't be displayed.
Hack found here.

[Icarus]

Thanks, seems like a good hack.
Will do this until the release.