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  feary Reply #121, 19 years, 8 months ago

  I was looking for the latest PHx version and found 2.1.2... now that’s fresh! However, PHx seems to cause some problems to the eForm &fromname param. When I disabled PHx the from name displays just fine, but when PHx is enabled, my host’s name stands as sender. Huh?
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  tjalve Reply #122, 19 years, 7 months ago

  I’m using FeedX to receive some comic strip feeds, and now I need to use PHx to modify some of the placeholders. Specifically, I receive this string:

  <img src="http://www.somedomain.tld/path/anotherpath/image.gif" border="0" />

  and need to strip it so I only have

  http://www.somedomain.tld/path/anotherpath/image.gif

  left.
  
  I’ve written a snippet phx:imgsrc:
  

  <?php
  $pattern = '\"(.+?)\"';
  if (preg_match ($pattern,$output,$matches)) {
      return $matches[0];
  } else {
      return "no_image_src_found_from_match"; #debug
  }
  ?>

  .
  
  I’ve tested this regexp in Komodo Rx Toolkit and it matches.
  
  In my FeedX template then I use the placeholder like this: [+DESCRIPTION:imgsrc+] but can’t get it to work any way I write my regexp. So far I’ve only got blank in return, not even my "debug" string. I’m not even sure I need to use regexp - maybe MODx or PHx have some higher-level functions to do this? Basically I just need to get the content inside a double quote, in a lazy way in case the image tag have several attributes.
  
  So I guess this is more a problem of my lacking regexp / python skills, but figured you guys know a thingy or two about parsing anyway, so...
  
  Any help appreciated
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  charliez Reply #123, 19 years, 6 months ago

  Try :
  
  

  $myurl = explode('"', $output);
  return = $myurl[1];
  

  
  
  as your phx:snippet and it should work...
  
  
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  charliez Reply #124, 19 years, 6 months ago

  Does :math= only supports + - * / operations?
  Could we use MOD and INT?
  Can these two be implemented?
  
  Thanks...
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  doze Reply #125, 19 years, 6 months ago

  You can do a custom phx modifier to do what you want with the php math functions, or do your own math functions in the modifier or use some existing library/class.
  
  
  "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
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  charliez Reply #126, 19 years, 6 months ago

  Yes thanks, that is true... my problem is that I am using the following...
  
  

  [+phx:if=`[+TM:min+]`:gt=`[+SUNR:min+]`:and:lt=`[+SUNS:min+]`:then=:math=`([+SUNS:min+]-[+TM:min+])/60`:else=`DARK`+]</li>
  

  
  
  the "min" custom phx modifier converts to minutes the time in xx:yy PM format.
  I need to get the hours and minutes based on the [+SUNS:min+]-[+TM:min+] difference.
  A custom phx modifier only accepts a value as input ($output) so I think I cannot use another
  custom modifier...
  
  I do not know how to input the [+SUNS:min+] and [+TM:min+] values in a snippet to process them...
  there must be a way but I do not know it...
  
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  doze Reply #127, 19 years, 6 months ago

  Why don’t you simply do a snippet for that..
  
  eg: [[yourSnippet? &tm=`[+TM+]` &sunr=`[+SUNR+]` &suns=`[+SUNS+]`]]
  
  

  <?php
  $tmStamp = strtotime($tm);
  $sunrStamp = strtotime($sunr);
  $sunsStamp = strtotime($suns);
  
  if ($tmStamp > $sunrStamp && $tmStamp < $sunsStamp) {
     return strftime('%H', ($sunsStamp - ($sunsStamp - $tmStamp)));
  } else {
     return 'DARK';
  }
  ?>

  
  
  Or something along that line..
  
  
  "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
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  charliez Reply #128, 19 years, 6 months ago

  Yes, thanks doze, that makes more sense. I did not know that I could input a placeholder
  as an argument to a snippet... that would do, thanks again...
  
  Website: www.mercologia.com
  MODX Revo Tutorials:  www.modxperience.com
  
  MODX Professional Partner
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  Mazso Reply #129, 19 years, 5 months ago

  I want to change the background image at the header section with help of the parents ID.
  
  The site structure looks like this.
  
  de (ID1)
  ..item1
  ..subitem1.1
  
  en (ID2)
  ..item1
  ..subitem1.1
  
  
  With help of the UlitmateParent snippet I can get the items ID.
  
  When I try this on a document under the "de"-folder everything works fine:
  
  

  [+phx:if=`[[UltimateParent]]`:is=`1`:then=`id="header_[[UltimateParent?  &top=`1`]]"`:else=``+]
  

  
  
  But after adding a second line like this
  
  

  [+phx:if=`[[UltimateParent]]`:is=`2`:then=`id="header_[[UltimateParent?  &top=`2`]]"`:else=``+]
  

  
  
  the page won’t load.
  
  What am I doing wrong?
  
  I’m using PHx 2.1.1 and MODx 0.95
  
  Update: The problem is solved. There was a bug in UltimateParent 1.2 that could trigger infinite loops if parent never equals $top. 1.3 fixes this bug.
  
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  Dimmy Reply #130, 19 years, 5 months ago

  Is there an elseif option? I was looking for it but could not find it, I like to make a call like this:
  

  [+phx:if=`[*template*]`:is=`2`:then=`this is template 2`:elseif=`[*template*]`:is=`3`:then=`this is template 3`:else=`I have no idea what template is used`+]
  

  
  
  
  Would it be posible to do a thing like this without making a seperate pice of code?
  
  Dimmy
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