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Optional, default is false. If true then content is HTML encoded.

When to use true and when to use false?

Any markup will be output like in this example

• "Hello <b>world</b>".

This is all fine unless the text contains < or > characters as well. Look at this example:

• "Hello I <b>think</b> that 2 < 3"

By setting "htmlEncode" to true you will get instead:

• "Hello I <b>think</b> that 2 &lt; 3"

Using "true" simply means that you can clearly distinguish between markup and the use of < > & as part of the actual text.