# This file contains basic encodings. These are used by the encoder. You can
-# specify any template tag to be encoded with this syntax: ~variable.encoding~
+# specify any template tag to be encoded with this syntax: ~variable encoding~
#
-# this example: <p>~foo.html~</p>
+# this example: <p>~foo html~</p>
# will encode foo (using enc_html()) before displaying it, so that characters
# such as < will display properly.
# Encode for output in html. does nothing with whitespace
#
-# Example: <p>~foo.html~</p>
+# Example: <p>~foo html~</p>
function enc_html($str) {
$str = str_replace('&', '&', $str);
$str = str_replace('<', '<', $str);
# Encode for output in html. Convert newlines to <br />
#
-# Example: <p>~foo.htmlbr~</p>
+# Example: <p>~foo htmlbr~</p>
function enc_htmlbr($str) {
$str = enc_html($str);
$str = str_replace("\n", "<br />\n", $str);
# Encode for output in html. Preserves newlines and indentation by converting
# newlines to <br /> and spaces at the begining of lines to
#
-# Example: <p>~foo.htmlbrtab~</p>
+# Example: <p>~foo htmlbrtab~</p>
function enc_htmlbrtab($str) {
$str = enc_htmlbr($str);
$space_to_nbsp = create_function('$matches', 'return str_repeat(\' \', strlen($matches[0]) * 2);');
return $str;
}
+# Encode for output in html. Spaces converted to and \n to <br />
+#
+# Example: <option value="12">~foo htmlbrnbsp~</option>
+function enc_htmlbrnbsp($str) {
+ $str = enc_htmlbr($str);
+ $str = str_replace(' ', ' ', $str);
+ return $str;
+}
+
# Encode for output in html. Spaces converted to
#
-# Example: <option value="12">~foo.htmlnbsp~</option>
+# Example: <option value="12">~foo htmlnbsp~</option>
function enc_htmlnbsp($str) {
$str = enc_html($str);
$str = str_replace(' ', ' ', $str);
# HTML attribute.
#
-# Example: <input name="foo" value="~foo.attr~">
+# Example: <input name="foo" value="~foo attr~">
function enc_attr($str) {
$str = str_replace('&', '&', $str);
$str = str_replace('"', '"', $str);
# URI agument value.
#
-# Example: <a href="http://example.com?foo=~foo.url_val.attr~">http://example.com?foo=~foo.url_val~</a>
+# Example: <a href="http://example.com?foo=~foo url_val attr~">http://example.com?foo=~foo url_val~</a>
function enc_url_val($str) {
return rawurlencode($str);
}
#
# Place the template marker just before a " somewhere.
#
-# Example: <input type="checkbox" name="foo~foo.checked~">
+# Example: <input type="checkbox" name="foo~foo checked~">
function enc_checked($str) {
if($str && $str !== 'No' && $str !== 'False' && $str !== 'false') {
return '" checked="checked';
}
}
-# checkboxe values are stored in the db and handled in php as 0 or 1. When you
-# want it displayed as "Yes" or "No" use this:
-# Example: (displaying values from a form submission) Over 60?: ~over_60.yesno~
+# normally, checkboxes values from get/post to 0 or 1, and stored in the database this way. enc_yesno() can be used in your templates to display this as "Yes" or "No".
+# Example template: Subscribe to mailing list?: ~subscribe yesno~
function enc_yesno($str) {
if($str && $str !== 'No' && $str !== 'False' && $str !== 'false') {
return 'Yes';
$out .= ' selected="selected"';
}
- if($value !== $display) {
+ if($value !== $display || strpos($value, ' ') !== false) {
$out .= ' value="';
$out .= enc_attr($value);
$out .= '"';
return $height;
}
-# example template: Length: ~length.html~ day~length.s~
+# example template: Length: ~length html~ day~length s~
function enc_s($str) {
if($str == '1') {
return '';