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This file implements parameter handling functions. This inlcudes: - sanity checking of inputs - removing PHP's stupid "magic" quotes - validating specific inputs (urls, regexps...) - memorizing params - regenerating urls with the memorized params - manually reconstructing urls
Author: | cafelog (team) |
Author: | blueyed: Daniel HAHLER. |
Author: | fplanque: Francois PLANQUE. |
Copyright: | (c)2003-2007 by Francois PLANQUE - {@link http://fplanque.net/} |
Version: | $Id: _param.funcs.php,v 1.5 2007/11/01 19:52:46 fplanque Exp $ |
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param( $var, $type = '', $default = '', $memorize = false, $override = false, $use_default = true, $strict_typing = 'allow_empty' ) X-Ref |
Sets a parameter with values from the request or to provided default, except if param is already set! Also removes magic quotes if they are set automatically by PHP. Also forces type. Priority order: POST, GET, COOKIE, DEFAULT. param: string Variable to set param: string Force value type to one of: param: mixed Default value or TRUE if user input required param: boolean Do we need to memorize this to regenerate the URL for this page? param: boolean Override if variable already set param: boolean Force setting of variable to default if no param is sent and var wasn't set before param: mixed true will refuse illegal values, return: mixed Final value of Variable, or false if we don't force setting and did not set |
param_arrayindex( $param_name, $default = '' ) X-Ref |
Get the param from an array param's first index instead of the value. E.g., for "param[value]" as a submit button you can get the value with <code>Request::param_arrayindex( 'param' )</code>. param: string Param name param: mixed Default to use return: string |
param_action( $default = '', $memorize = false ) X-Ref |
Get the action from params. If we got no "action" param, we'll check for an "actionArray" param ( <input type="submit" name="actionArray[real_action]" ...> ). And the real $action will be found in the first key... When there are multiple submit buttons, this is smarter than checking the value which is a translated string. When there is an image button, this allows to work around IE not sending the value (it only sends X & Y coords of the click). param: mixed Default to use. return: string |
param_cookie($var, $type = '', $default = '', $memorize = false, $override = false, $use_default = true, $strict_typing = 'allow_empty') X-Ref |
Get a param from cookie. {@internal This is just a wrapper around {@link param()} which unsets and restores GET and POST. IMHO this is less hackish, at least performance wise then using a $sources param for param()}} |
param_string_not_empty( $var, $err_msg, $field_err_msg = NULL ) X-Ref |
param: string param name param: string error message param: string|NULL error message for form field ($err_msg gets used if === NULL). return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_not_empty( $var, $err_msg, $field_err_msg = NULL ) X-Ref |
param: string param name param: string error message param: string|NULL error message for form field ($err_msg gets used if === NULL). return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_number( $var, $err_msg, $required = false ) X-Ref |
Checks if the param is a decimal number (no float, e.g. 3.14). param: string param name param: string error message return: boolean true if OK |
param_integer_range( $var, $min, $max, $err_msg, $required = true ) X-Ref |
Gets a param and makes sure it's a decimal number (no float, e.g. 3.14) in a given range. param: string param name param: integer min value param: integer max value param: string error message (gets printf'ed with $min and $max) return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_range( $var, $min, $max, $err_msg, $required = true ) X-Ref |
Checks if the param is a decimal number (no float, e.g. 3.14) in a given range. param: string param name param: integer min value param: integer max value param: string error message (gets printf'ed with $min and $max) param: boolean Is the param required? return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_email( $var, $required = false ) X-Ref |
param: string param name return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_url( $var, & $uri_scheme ) X-Ref |
param: string param name param: string error message return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_filename( $var, $err_msg ) X-Ref |
Check if the value is a file name param: string param name param: string error message return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_isregexp( $var, $err_msg, $field_err_msg = NULL ) X-Ref |
Check if the value of a param is a regular expression (syntax). param: string param name param: string error message param: string|NULL error message for form field ($err_msg gets used if === NULL). return: boolean true if OK |
param_date( $var, $err_msg, $required, $default = '', $date_format = NULL ) X-Ref |
Sets a date parameter by converting locale date (if valid) to ISO date. If the date is not valid, it is set to the param unchanged (unconverted). param: string param name param: string error message param: boolean Is a non-empty date required? param: string Default (in the format of $date_format) param: string|NULL date format (php format), defaults to {@link locale_datefmt()} |
param_check_date( $var, $err_msg, $required = false, $date_format = NULL ) X-Ref |
Check if param is an ISO date. NOTE: for tokens like e.g. "D" (abbr. weekday), T_() gets used and it uses the current locale! param: string param name param: string error message param: boolean Is a non-empty date required? param: string date format (php format) return: boolean|string false if not OK, ISO date if OK |
param_compact_date( $var, $default = '', $memorize = false, $err_msg, $required = false ) X-Ref |
Sets a date parameter with values from the request or to provided default, And check we have a compact date (numbers only) ( used for URL filtering ) param: string Variable to set param: mixed Default value or TRUE if user input required param: boolean memorize ( see {@link param()} ) param: string error message param: boolean 'required': Is non-empty date required? Default: true. return: string the compact date value ( yyyymmdd ) |
param_time( $var, $default = '', $memorize = false, $override = false, $forceset = true ) X-Ref |
Sets a time parameter with the value from the request of the var argument or of the concat of the var argument_h: var argument_mn: var argument_s , except if param is already set! param: string Variable to set param: mixed Default value or TRUE if user input required param: boolean Do we need to memorize this to regenerate the URL for this page? param: boolean Override if variable already set param: boolean Force setting of variable to default? return: mixed Final value of Variable, or false if we don't force setting and did not set |
param_extend_list( $var, $var_ext_array, $save_prefix = true ) X-Ref |
Extend a LIST parameter with an ARRAY param. Will be used for author/authorsel[], etc. Note: cannot be used for catsel[], because catsel is NON-recursive. param: string Variable to extend param: string Name of array Variable to use as an extension param: boolean Save non numeric prefix? ( 1 char -- can be used as a modifier, e-g: - + * ) |
param_compile_cat_array( $restrict_to_blog = 0, $cat_default = NULL, $catsel_default = array() X-Ref |
Compiles the cat array from $cat (recursive + optional modifiers) and $catsel[] (non recursive) and keeps those values available for future reference (category widget) |
params_check_at_least_one( $vars, $err_msg, $field_err_msg = NULL ) X-Ref |
param: array of param names param: string error message param: string|NULL error message for form field ($err_msg gets used if === NULL). return: boolean true if OK |
param_combo( $var, $default, $allow_none, $err_msg = '' ) X-Ref |
Sets a combo parameter with values from the request, => the value of the select option and the input text value if new is selected Display an error if the new value is selected that the input text has a value param: string Variable to set param: mixed Default value or TRUE if user input required param: boolean true: allows to select new without entring a value in the input combo text param: string error message return: string position status ID or 'new' or '' if new is seleted but not input text value |
param_child_select_value( $var ) X-Ref |
set a parameter with the second part(X2) of the value from request ( X1-X2 ) param: string Variable to set |
param_check_phone( $var, $required = false ) X-Ref |
param: string param name return: boolean true if OK |
param_check_passwords( $var1, $var2, $required = false ) X-Ref |
param: string param name param: string param name param: boolean Is a password required? (non-empty) return: boolean true if OK |
param_errors_detected() X-Ref |
Check if there have been validation errors We play it safe here and check for all kind of errors, not just those from this particular class. return: integer |
param_has_error( $var ) X-Ref |
Tell if there is an error on given field. |
param_get_error_msg( $var ) X-Ref |
Get error message for a param return: string |
param_error( $var, $err_msg, $field_err_msg = NULL ) X-Ref |
Add an error for a variable, either to the Form's field and/or the global {@link $Messages} object. param: string param name param: string|NULL error message (by using NULL you can only add an error to the field, but not the $Message object) param: string|NULL error message for form field ($err_msg gets used if === NULL). |
param_error_multiple( $vars, $err_msg, $field_err_msg = NULL ) X-Ref |
Add an error for multiple variables, either to the Form's field and/or the global {@link $Messages} object. param: array of param names param: string|NULL error message (by using NULL you can only add an error to the field, but not the $Message object) param: string|NULL error message for form fields ($err_msg gets used if === NULL). |
param_add_message_to_Log( $var, $err_msg, $log_category = 'error' ) X-Ref |
This function is used by {@link param_error()} and {@link param_error_multiple()}. If {@link $link_param_err_messages_to_field_IDs} is true, it will link those parts of the error message that are not already links, to the html IDs of the fields with errors. param: string param name param: string error message |
memorize_param( $var, $type, $default, $value = NULL ) X-Ref |
Set a param (global) & Memorize it for automatic future use in regenerate_url() param: string Variable to memorize param: string Type of the variable param: mixed Default value to compare to when regenerating url param: mixed Value to set |
forget_param( $var ) X-Ref |
Forget a param so that is will not get included in subsequent {@link regenerate_url()} calls. param: string Param name |
param_ismemorized( $var ) X-Ref |
Has the param already been memorized? |
set_param( $var, $value ) X-Ref |
Set the value of a param (by force! :P) Same as setting a global, except you don't need a global declaration in your function. |
get_param( $var ) X-Ref |
Get the value of a param. return: NULL|mixed The value of the param, if set. NULL otherwise. |
get_memorized( $ignore = '' ) X-Ref |
Construct an array of memorized params which are not in the ignore list param: mixed string or array of ignore params |
regenerate_url( $ignore = '', $set = '', $pagefileurl = '', $glue = '&' ) X-Ref |
Regenerate current URL from parameters This may clean it up But it is also useful when generating static pages: you cannot rely on $_REQUEST[] param: mixed|string (delimited by commas) or array of params to ignore (can be regexps in /.../) param: array|string Param(s) to set param: mixed|string Alternative URL we want to point to if not the current URL (may be absolute if BASE tag gets used) param: string Delimiter to use for multiple params (typically '&' or '&') |
url_add_param( $url, $param, $glue = '&' ) X-Ref |
Add param(s) at the end of an URL, using either "?" or "&" depending on existing url param: string existing url param: string params to add param: string delimiter to use for more params |
url_add_tail( $url, $tail ) X-Ref |
Add a tail (starting with "/") at the end of an URL before any params (starting with "?") param: string existing url param: string tail to add |
validate_url( $url, & $allowed_uri_scheme, $absolute = false, $verbose = false ) X-Ref |
Check the validity of a given URL Checks allowed URI schemes and URL ban list. URL can be empty. Note: We have a problem when trying to "antispam" a keyword which is already blacklisted If that keyword appears in the URL... then the next page has a bad referer! :/ {@internal This function gets tested in misc.funcs.simpletest.php.}} param: string Url to validate param: array Allowed URI schemes (see /conf/_formatting.php) param: boolean Must the URL be absolute? param: boolean Return verbose error message? (Should get only used in the backoffice) return: mixed false (which means OK) or error message |
is_regexp( $reg_exp, $includes_delim = false ) X-Ref |
Checks if a given regular expression is valid. It changes the error_handler and restores it. author: plenque at hotmail dot com {@link http://php.net/manual/en/function.preg-match.php} param: string the regular expression to test param: boolean does the regular expression includes delimiters (and optionally modifiers)? return: boolean |
_trapError( $reset = 1 ) X-Ref |
Meant to replace error handler temporarily. return: integer number of errors |
remove_magic_quotes( $mixed ) X-Ref |
remove_magic_quotes( $mixed ) X-Ref |
Remove quotes from input. This handles magic_quotes_gpc and magic_quotes_sybase PHP settings/variants. NOTE: you should not use it directly, but one of the param-functions! param: mixed string or array (function is recursive) return: mixed Value, with magic quotes removed |
remove_magic_quotes( $mixed ) X-Ref |
Généré le : Thu Nov 29 23:58:50 2007 | par Balluche grâce à PHPXref 0.7 |
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