OutPut Modifier

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lokust Reply #1, 12 years, 1 month ago

Hi there, I've created a new output modifier "contains" ( from the Evo/Phx version: http://setpro.pl/software/ditto-stuff/obtaining-by-or )

<?php
return strpos($output, $options) === FALSE ? '0' : '1';

I then place this in a getFeed rss template:

[[+link:contains=`events`:is=`0`:then=`Post`:else=`Event`]]

Alas, it works not. I've tested this outside of the template on a page looking at the pagetitle and again it doesn't work.

Can anyone help out?

This question has been answered by BobRay. See the first response.

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BobRay Reply #2, 12 years, 1 month ago

Try $options[0] in the snippet.

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lokust Reply #3, 12 years ago

Thanks Bob though no joy as yet.

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BobRay Reply #4, 12 years ago

Sorry, I think you want this ($input, not $output):

return strpos($input, $options[0]) === FALSE ? '0' : '1';

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lokust Reply #5, 12 years ago

That seems to have done the trick, another cool filter in the toolbox, thanks Bob!

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hugopeek Reply #6, 10 years ago

Definitely a cool filter! It's in my toolbox as well

However, I'm having some trouble now getting it to work with Formit checkbox and radio arrays. With checkboxes it looks like it's only taking the first letter of the array, with radio's I have no clue to what it does..

Here's my code for the checkbox:

<input type="checkbox" name="adv-paper-edition[]" value="[[+pagetitle]]" [[!+fi.adv-paper-edition:contains=`[[+pagetitle]]`:is=`1`:then=`checked`:else=``]] data-toggle="checkbox">

It's a dynamic form by the way, where the checkboxes for the different paper editions are being listed by getResources. You can see the frontend of the form here: http://twedo.qaraqter.nl/informatief/adverteren/advertentie-plaatsen/

I've tried using the If snippet with the inarray operator instead, but that won't fly either...

Does anyone have any idea to why this doesn't work?

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Bruno17 Reply #7, 10 years ago

doesn't

[[!+fi.adv-paper-edition:FormItIsChecked=`[[+pagetitle]]`]]

work?

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hugopeek Reply #8, 10 years ago

Hi Bruno,

Thanks for your quick reply! Strangely enough it seems to work again now, but I replaced FormItIsChecked earlier with the other method due to issues with submitting..

Will test it more thoroughly later to see if it holds together..

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Henk Reply #9, 9 years, 9 months ago

Based on the discussion in this topic I created the following:

<?php
//usage [[*pagetitle:contains=`kjk`:is=`1`:then=`yes`:else=`no`]]
if (strpos($input,$options) !== false) {
	return true;
}else{
	return false;
}

Works fine for me so I leave it here for anyone else wink

Answered OutPut Modifier "Contains"