Support/Comments for PHx

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  bS Reply #1, 20 years ago

  PHx (Placeholders Xtended) will add the capability of output modifiers when using placeholders, template variables and settings tags. It also supports nested tags.
  
  * Latest Version: http://modxcms.com/PHx-1006.html
  * PHx Demo: http://projects.zerobarrier.nl/modx/
  * Documentation: http://wiki.modxcms.com/index.php/PHx (wiki)
  * Technical Doc: http://wiki.modxcms.com/index.php/PHx#Technical_Documentation (explaining how PHx works )
  
  To Do:
  
  - Bringing you more documentation.
  - Implementation of more common used filters/modifiers.
  
  Feature Requests:
  
  Use this forum to post any comments about this addition or any questions you have regarding its use.
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx
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  ScottyDelicious Reply #2, 20 years ago

  this is a quote from the download page:
  

  4) Create a new snippet in the manager called "PHx" and copy/paste the contents

  
  Is it supposed to read 4) Create a new plugin.... ?
  
  great software you have been putting out bS (Jot... and now PHx!). you have been a buSy coder lately.
  
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  bS Reply #3, 20 years ago

  don’t ya hate those copy/paste bugs
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx
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  davidm Reply #4, 20 years ago

  Waow, now this is really a great addition !
  
  The ifempty and date modifiers will make my life easier
  I love the easy syntax to use them too
  .: COO - Commerce Guys - Community Driven Innovation :.
  
  

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  Zaigham (aka zi) Reply #5, 20 years ago

  Wow! Thats great
  
  Thanks for the nice Plugin bS!
  
  best regards.
  
  zi
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  Uncle68 Reply #6, 20 years ago

  Could I use this for formating placeholders in Ditto? I want to remove
  from articles when using [+summary+] in my template for Ditto. I tried to do it by [+summary:strip+] but it doesn’t work.
  
  Maybe I’m totally misunderstanding what to use PHx for, I’m kind of a newbie
  
  I first pasted the Plugin code starting/ending with <?php ?> when creating the PlugIn, that removed my text completely. After looking into the existing plugins I saw that <?php ?> probably shouldn’t be there, so I removed it. But now I instead only get an empty page saying "Array".
  
  Btw, install instructions included in file still says create a snippet
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  MARKSVIRTUALDESK Reply #7, 20 years ago

  No, you can’t use PHx with Ditto as it parses its placeholders before sending them to MODx. However, I do plan on incorperating PHx functionality into Ditto in the future.
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  Uncle68 Reply #8, 20 years ago

  Okej, sounds perfect! PHx is great, and Ditto will be even better when it supports PHx.
  
  I’ll find another way to get rid of line feeds in the Ditto summary, I’ll try to find anything in the Ditto thread... or maybe that can’t be made with Ditto, if so I wait until Ditto works with PHx .
  
  Thanks for the reply
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  bS Reply #9, 20 years ago

  @Mark, you can include the chunkie.class.inc.php (available in Jot) in Ditto.
  Chunkie is an API I created to simplify all the template logic and it uses the PHx parser.
  I will release Chunkie with documentation somewhere these days.
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx
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  bS Reply #10, 20 years ago

  Quick bug fix for version 1.0.2
  
  in phx.parser.class.inc.php, line 55:
  
  replace:
  

  $input = $modx->documentObject[$input];

  
  
  with
  

  $input = $modx->documentObject[str_replace("#","",$input)];
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx

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