[5.4] Escape default value of yield blade directive #19643
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* commit '05060b183dd09cee6dce498da5afde9e66fd1a29': Apply fixes from StyleCI (laravel#19659) [5.4] Add ability to remove a global scope with another global scope (laravel#19657) [5.4] Add fresh method on Eloquent\Collection. (laravel#19616) support multiple fields to validateDifferent (laravel#19637) escape default value of yield blade directive (laravel#19643) [5.4] Add "avg" and "average" to higher order proxy. (laravel#19628) tagged v5.4.27 release notes version Add missing dependency. (laravel#19623) update timestamp on soft delete only when its used (laravel#19627) Add new `diffAssoc()` method to collection (laravel#19604) Fix tests code coverage config. (laravel#19609) # Conflicts: # src/Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Collection.php
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This broke multiple sites because we use Any fix for this? Or can we disable this specific change? |
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@rogierverbrugge You would need to tell the renderer that the rendered view is safe: @yield('main', new Illuminate\Support\HtmlString(view('_parts.main)))
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@rogierverbrugge, I had to deal with the same problem, but I completely understand the need for this modification. Any misuse with the previous implementation would easily make a website vulnerable to XSS attacks, although it wasn't the case for me as I believe it wouldn't be the case for you. Anyways, we used something like this to solve it: @section('main')
@include('_parts.main')
@show |
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is the simple solution just to add a 3rd parameter called |
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Or even better a simple check to check if the $default attribute matches the Illuminate\View\View::class instance. A view doesn't need to be escaped in my opinion because the views inner {{ $variables }} are escaped. Any thoughts? |
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I have opened a pull to change the behavior to that suggested by @rogierverbrugge #19884 |
This is in the same vein as #17453.
@yieldaccepts a default value as the second parameter. However, Laravel does not escape the data passed in via this parameter, opening up the possibility of an XSS attack if the developer is not aware of this.