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> approved html
I don't think approved html - which stored in the DB - is parsed a second time. (The gods may correct me)
Reminder: the point are <a href='URL'> not [URL] links
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for pmdevs interested: you may want to check out ParseLinksInContent and from where it is called (unfortunately the call-chain is not easily visualized) . I think it's called for in- and output, just with different options.
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But... AFAIR are html tags handled inside the everything modules, not in the code nodes which are patchable.
Only Gods can access Everything.pm, and they rarely do so
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Iirc if u put in unapproved html its preserved in the db as u put it in... When the display options versions are parsed is when displayed and caches for a time, not forever ...
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"Iirc approved html is fixed up on the fly."
I don't have access to the PM code so can't comment on this directly.
I'm not even sure what "fixed up on the fly" actually means (seems a bit vague).
"Each reader can choose how spoiler blocks will be rendered."
This is a verbatim quote from "Perl Monks Approved HTML tags" (footnote 4) except the word "choose" (on that page)
is a link to Display Settings.
In Display Settings, the Special Tag Options table has "Render <spoiler> tags as"
with a selection list giving six options.
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