Category:OWASP PHP AntiXSS Library Project - Revision history

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 And particularly if you wish to output extended or multibyte characters from within your source files, make sure the encoding of all files involved matches the output format, unless you will be handling your conversions manually using mb_convert_encoding.
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	And particularly if you wish to output extended or multibyte characters from within your source files, make sure the encoding of all files involved matches the output format, unless you will be handling your conversions manually using mb_convert_encoding.		And particularly if you wish to output extended or multibyte characters from within your source files, make sure the encoding of all files involved matches the output format, unless you will be handling your conversions manually using mb_convert_encoding.

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	And particularly if you wish to output extended or multibyte characters from within your source files, make sure the encoding of all files involved matches the output format, unless you will be handling your conversions manually using mb_convert_encoding.		And particularly if you wish to output extended or multibyte characters from within your source files, make sure the encoding of all files involved matches the output format, unless you will be handling your conversions manually using mb_convert_encoding.
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 AntiXSS is a class for use with PHP 5+ that helps to reduce XSS (cross-site scripting) vulnerabilities by automatically encoding output to behave only as intended.
 NOTE: This library will eventually replaced by the ESAPI for PHP port. That effort is not complete as yet. The actual API will not change dramatically between AntiXSS library and ESAPI for PHP.
 == Requirements ==

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	AntiXSS is a class for use with PHP 5+ that helps to reduce XSS (cross-site scripting) vulnerabilities by automatically encoding output to behave only as intended.		AntiXSS is a class for use with PHP 5+ that helps to reduce XSS (cross-site scripting) vulnerabilities by automatically encoding output to behave only as intended.
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		+	NOTE: This library will eventually replaced by the ESAPI for PHP port. That effort is not complete as yet. The actual API will not change dramatically between AntiXSS library and ESAPI for PHP.

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==