I know it is a .net security, and shouldn't be disabled, but is it possible, just to diasble it on this control ?
When using the Dictionary section in "Settings" there is no problems, but I don't want to give my customer access to the Settings-section.
You can achieve this by hacking UserControlProxy.aspx and adding ValidateRequest="false" to the Page declaration. NB This will disable request validation on all Umbraco dashboard controls.
I plan to submit a PR to the repo owner so it can be disabled only for this control.
A potentially dangerous Request.Form
I have some fields where the customer writes some html-tags to get the bold, italic etc. But when they use the Dictionary Dashboard, they get an error
I know it is a .net security, and shouldn't be disabled, but is it possible, just to diasble it on this control ? When using the Dictionary section in "Settings" there is no problems, but I don't want to give my customer access to the Settings-section.
Does anyone know a solution for this issue?
One final "bump" ... Anyone ??
I managed to do it by using export/import functionality. I set value like
<p>test</p>
.Just export file - change value - import file.
You can achieve this by hacking UserControlProxy.aspx and adding
ValidateRequest="false"
to the Page declaration. NB This will disable request validation on all Umbraco dashboard controls.I plan to submit a PR to the repo owner so it can be disabled only for this control.
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