I'm trying to pass database-contained HTML (from a page editor, via a WYSIWYG). I'm passing said HTML into a view. But rather than returning <p>, it returns the html-decoded version, so when it is displayed, I don't see a string wrapped within a paragraph, but rather a string containing the lt and gt's
Is there a way to disable this for that particular loading of the view?
Fuel by default encodes on output. If you're data is already encoded, assign the data to the view without encoding it by passing false as third parameter of the set() method.
So how would I go about doing it like such?
$this->template->content = $page->content;
Where $page->content is the result from the table, containing the html characters and content.
Here's an example of how I've done it:
$view = View::factory('admin/view_examples_all');
$view->set('examples', Model_Mexamples::get_example_info(), false);
$this->template->content = $view;
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