Evaluation of html stored in the database

Hello everyone, here is my story.
I have html stored in the database that I am using in regions. The region is a pl/sql anonymous block with code similar to this.
DECLARE
testt varchar(30000);
BEGIN
SELECT Main_Page_Image_Zone INTO testt FROM htmltable where Main_Page_Image_Zone IS NOT NULL;
htp.p(testt);
END;
It draws in and displays the html great. The only problem is apex isn't evaluating the html. I have an image that is drawing from #workspace_images#, but instead of translating this to something useful, I get a red x. It is trying to find the image as #workspace_images#...The html being drawn in isn't being evaluated like I want it to (I want it to translate #workspace_Images#). Any ideas how to evaluate this html?
Here is what the image location is supposed to look like
http://127.0.0.1:8080/apex/wwv_flow_file_mgr.get_file?p_security_group_id=6933527329162765&p_fname=fmw.gif
Instead this shows up:
http://127.0.0.1:8080/apex/f?p=104:12:617607226208594:::::#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#fmw.gif
This is stored in the database (ignore the .)
<.img src="#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#fmw.gif" width="697" height="439" border="0" usemap="#Map" />

However
Replacing occurences of '#WORKSPACE_IMAGES' with 'WORKSPACE_IMAGES' in the database
and then applying the replace function on the column works.
select replace(f1,'WORKSPACEIMAGES','&WORKSPACE_IMAGES.') into str from temp_tab;
Again, don't know why !

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