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I am passing some HTML in one of the fields to enhance my order formatting in the Order Printer. There is a problem however. HTML tags aren rendered properly. It looks like that when its rendering tag with HTML intities so < becomes &lt ; for example.



What's the best way to get it to render HTML in fields? Is there something like an unescape filter?










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  • HTML is escaped only in a richtext fields. If you are using a richtext field swap it for a html or textarea field instead.

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  • Ah thanks for that. I managed to resolve this using encodeURI on the frontend and using decodeURI filter inside the order template.

    – Socreative
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I am passing some HTML in one of the fields to enhance my order formatting in the Order Printer. There is a problem however. HTML tags aren rendered properly. It looks like that when its rendering tag with HTML intities so < becomes &lt ; for example.



What's the best way to get it to render HTML in fields? Is there something like an unescape filter?










share|improve this question























  • HTML is escaped only in a richtext fields. If you are using a richtext field swap it for a html or textarea field instead.

    – drip
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:59











  • Ah thanks for that. I managed to resolve this using encodeURI on the frontend and using decodeURI filter inside the order template.

    – Socreative
    Nov 28 '18 at 14:22














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I am passing some HTML in one of the fields to enhance my order formatting in the Order Printer. There is a problem however. HTML tags aren rendered properly. It looks like that when its rendering tag with HTML intities so < becomes &lt ; for example.



What's the best way to get it to render HTML in fields? Is there something like an unescape filter?










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I am passing some HTML in one of the fields to enhance my order formatting in the Order Printer. There is a problem however. HTML tags aren rendered properly. It looks like that when its rendering tag with HTML intities so < becomes &lt ; for example.



What's the best way to get it to render HTML in fields? Is there something like an unescape filter?







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  • HTML is escaped only in a richtext fields. If you are using a richtext field swap it for a html or textarea field instead.

    – drip
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:59











  • Ah thanks for that. I managed to resolve this using encodeURI on the frontend and using decodeURI filter inside the order template.

    – Socreative
    Nov 28 '18 at 14:22



















  • HTML is escaped only in a richtext fields. If you are using a richtext field swap it for a html or textarea field instead.

    – drip
    Nov 25 '18 at 19:59











  • Ah thanks for that. I managed to resolve this using encodeURI on the frontend and using decodeURI filter inside the order template.

    – Socreative
    Nov 28 '18 at 14:22

















HTML is escaped only in a richtext fields. If you are using a richtext field swap it for a html or textarea field instead.

– drip
Nov 25 '18 at 19:59





HTML is escaped only in a richtext fields. If you are using a richtext field swap it for a html or textarea field instead.

– drip
Nov 25 '18 at 19:59













Ah thanks for that. I managed to resolve this using encodeURI on the frontend and using decodeURI filter inside the order template.

– Socreative
Nov 28 '18 at 14:22





Ah thanks for that. I managed to resolve this using encodeURI on the frontend and using decodeURI filter inside the order template.

– Socreative
Nov 28 '18 at 14:22












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