The heck with all the posts around saying "add tags to alowable html in config.php" because for the most part it doesn't seem to work anyway.
edit/comment out these lines in your mainfile.php but do it at your own risk
//foreach ($_POST as $secvalue) {
// if ((eregi("<[^>]*script*\"?[^>]*>", $secvalue)) ||
//(eregi("<[^>]*style*\"?[^>]*>", $secvalue))) {
// die ("<center><img src=images/logo.jpg><br><br>The html tags you attempted to use are not allowed<br><br>[ <a href=\"javascript:history.go(-1)\">Go Back</a> ]");
// }
//}
The reason why I say own risk is that this allows users to submit news or other items with the <script> tag in them, and this can leave you wide open for attack.
I have had the same problem since I upgraded from 6.5, and that's how I fixed it. I keep the edited mainfile.php file on my desktop, and replace the default one whenever I go to add more content with the offending tags (which is most of all the content I tend to add) Admin must be able to add tags and scripts within thier content pages otherwise, it really isn't all that usefull of a system.
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