Namespaces
	Elgg
	Save menu items.

Functions
	parse_urls ($text)
	Takes a string and turns any URLs into formatted links. More...

	elgg_autop ($string)
	Create paragraphs from text with line spacing. More...

	elgg_get_excerpt ($text, $num_chars=250)
	Returns an excerpt. More...

	elgg_format_url ($url)
	Handles formatting of ampersands in urls. More...

	elgg_format_bytes ($size, $precision=2)
	Format bytes to a human readable format. More...

	elgg_format_attributes (array $attrs=array())
	Converts an associative array into a string of well-formed attributes. More...

	elgg_format_element ($tag_name, array $attributes=array(), $text= '', array $options=array())
	Format an HTML element. More...

	_elgg_clean_vars (array $vars=array())
	Preps an associative array for use in elgg_format_attributes(). More...

	elgg_normalize_url ($url)

	elgg_get_friendly_title ($title)
	When given a title, returns a version suitable for inclusion in a URL. More...

	elgg_get_friendly_time ($time, $current_time=null)
	Formats a UNIX timestamp in a friendly way (eg "less than a minute ago") More...

	elgg_get_friendly_upload_error ($error_code)
	Returns a human-readable message for PHP's upload error codes. More...

	elgg_strip_tags ($string, $allowable_tags=null)
	Strip tags and offer plugins the chance. More...

	_elgg_html_decode ($string)
	Apply html_entity_decode() to a string while re-entitising HTML special char entities to prevent them from being decoded back to their unsafe original forms. More...

	_elgg_get_display_query ($string)
	Prepares query string for output to prevent CSRF attacks. More...

	_elgg_output_unit_test ($hook, $type, $value, $params)
	Unit tests for Output. More...

	_elgg_output_init ()
	Initialize the output subsystem. More...

Variables
return	function (\Elgg\EventsService $events,\Elgg\HooksRegistrationService $hooks)

Function Documentation

_elgg_clean_vars ( array $vars = array() )

Preps an associative array for use in elgg_format_attributes().

Removes all the junk that elgg_view() puts into $vars. Maintains backward compatibility with attributes like 'internalname' and 'internalid'

Note: This function is called automatically by elgg_format_attributes(). No need to call it yourself before using elgg_format_attributes().

Parameters

array $vars The raw $vars array with all it's dirtiness (config, url, etc.)

Returns: array The array, ready to be used in elgg_format_attributes(). private

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 265 of file output.php.

_elgg_get_display_query ( $string )

Prepares query string for output to prevent CSRF attacks.

Parameters

string $string

Returns: string

private

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 559 of file output.php.

_elgg_html_decode ( $string )

Apply html_entity_decode() to a string while re-entitising HTML special char entities to prevent them from being decoded back to their unsafe original forms.

This relies on html_entity_decode() not translating entities when doing so leaves behind another entity, e.g. > if decoded would create > which is another entity itself. This seems to escape the usual behaviour where any two paired entities creating a HTML tag are usually decoded, i.e. a lone > is not decoded, but <foo> would be decoded to <foo> since it creates a full tag.

Note: This function is poorly explained in the manual - which is really bad given its potential for misuse on user input already escaped elsewhere. Stackoverflow is littered with advice to use this function in the precise way that would lead to user input being capable of injecting arbitrary HTML.

Parameters

string $string

Returns: string

Author: Pádraic Brady

Copyright: Copyright (c) 2010 Pádraic Brady (http://blog.astrumfutura.com) Released under dual-license GPL2/MIT by explicit permission of Pádraic Brady

private

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 536 of file output.php.

_elgg_output_init ( )

Initialize the output subsystem.

Returns: void private

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 593 of file output.php.

_elgg_output_unit_test	(	$hook,
		$type,
		$value,
		$params
	)

Unit tests for Output.

Parameters

string	$hook	unit_test
string	$type	system
mixed	$value	Array of tests
mixed	$params	Params

Returns: array private

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 581 of file output.php.

elgg_autop ( $string )

Create paragraphs from text with line spacing.

Parameters

string $string The string

Returns: string

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 56 of file output.php.

elgg_format_attributes ( array $attrs = array() )

Converts an associative array into a string of well-formed attributes.

Note: usually for HTML, but could be useful for XML too...

Parameters

array $attrs An associative array of attr => val pairs

Returns: string HTML attributes to be inserted into a tag (e.g., <tag $attrs>)

Ignore non-array values and allow attribute values to be an array $attrs = array( 'entity' => <>, // will be ignored 'class' => array('elgg-input', 'elgg-input-text'), // will be imploded with spaces 'style' => array('margin-left:10px;', 'color: #666;'), // will be imploded with spaces 'alt' => 'Alt text', // will be left as is );

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 139 of file output.php.

elgg_format_bytes	(	$size,
		$precision = `2`
	)

Format bytes to a human readable format.

Parameters

int	$size	File size in bytes to format
int	$precision	Precision to round formatting bytes to

Returns: string

Since: 1.9.0

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php.

Definition at line 119 of file output.php.

elgg_format_element	(		$tag_name,
		array	$attributes = `array()`,
			$text = `''`,
		array	$options = `array()`
	)

Format an HTML element.

Parameters

string	$tag_name	The element tagName. e.g. "div". This will not be validated.
array	$attributes	The element attributes. This is passed to elgg_format_attributes().
string	$text	The contents of the element. Assumed to be HTML unless encode_text is true.
array	$options	Options array with keys:

encode_text => (bool, default false) If true, $text will be HTML-escaped. Already-escaped entities will not be double-escaped.

double_encode => (bool, default false) If true, the $text HTML escaping will be allowed to double encode HTML entities: '×' will become '×'

is_void => (bool) If given, this determines whether the function will return just the open tag. Otherwise this will be determined by the tag name according to this list: http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/single-page.html#void-elements

is_xml => (bool, default false) If true, void elements will be formatted like "<tag />"

Returns: string

Exceptions

InvalidArgumentException

Since: 1.9.0

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php, and /root/Elgg/engine/lib/views.php.

Definition at line 215 of file output.php.

elgg_format_url ( $url )

Handles formatting of ampersands in urls.

Parameters

string $url The URL

Returns: string

Since: 1.7.1

Examples:: /root/Elgg/engine/lib/output.php, and /root/Elgg/engine/lib/views.php.

Definition at line 105 of file output.php.

elgg_get_excerpt	(	$text,
		$num_chars = `250`
	)

Returns an excerpt.

Will return up to n chars stopping at the nearest space. If no spaces are found (like in Japanese) will crop off at the n char mark. Adds ... if any text was chopped.

Parameters