wash
Summary
Returns an HTML-safe version of the input string.Usage
input|wash( [type] )
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | string | The type of text that should be washed. | No. |
Returns
An HTML-safe version of the input string.Description
This operator translates the input string into an HTML friendly version. It will take care of converting bogus characters to HTML-friendly replacements. The "type" parameter can be used to specify the washing type, it can be set to either "xhtml" or "email" (the default is "xhtml"). E-mail washing can be controlled using the setting of the [WashSettings] configuration block of "template.ini". All strings that may break the HTML should always be washed using this operator.
Examples
Example 1
{'Bogus & stuff <'|wash()} The following output will be produced: "Bogus & stuff <".
Example 2
{'hello@example.com'|wash( 'email' )}
The following output will be produced:
hello<span class="spamfilter">SPAMFILTER</span>@example.com
Example 3
{'hello@example.com'|wash( 'email' )}
If a configuration override for "template.ini" exists and contains...
[WashSettings] EmailDotText=[dot] EmailAtText=[at]
...the following output will be produced: "hello[at]example[dot]com".
Balazs Halasy (05/02/2004 11:02 am)
Geir Arne Waaler (23/04/2010 7:39 am)
Comments
Additional parameters "javascript" & "pdf"
Monday 13 March 2006 1:56:27 am
Bruce Morrison
Wash only & quotes < > signs with htmlspecialchars
Wednesday 29 November 2006 1:37:06 pm
Guitou
wash your quotes
Tuesday 19 February 2008 4:48:50 pm
pike
$node.object.data_map.blog_intro.content.output.output_text|wash
and it contains quotes, it seems to transforms " into &quot; ...