Thanks.
I've solved the problem now. I first just added the {% autoescape off
%} and {% endautoescape %} tags around a block in my 'base.html'
template. I understand that this isn't safe, so I'll have to get find
some solution for this. I'll test Brian's solution below.
Thanks again for your comments!
On Dec 11, 4:51 pm, Shawn Milochik <sh...@milochik.com> wrote:
> Look at safestring.
>
> from django.utils import safestring
>
> The docs will explain all, but basically you do this:
>
> the_html = safestring.mark_safe(your_html)
>
> The text in "the_html," if passed in your template, will not be escaped. The
> standard warning should be repeated here -- be sure you trust your users, or
> take measures to prevent the insertion of scripting before you allow anything
> they enter to be displayed.
>
> Shawn
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