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[JasonDS]

This wasn't so complicated to accomplish, but I find it useful

About: url_encode (PHP: urlencode(string)) encodes a string into standard URL format.
Usage: {$foo|url_encode}

File: ..\libs\plugins\modifier.url_encode.php
Contents:

[boots]

FYI: you can use php functions as modifers under the default install. So:

{$foo|urlencode|default:'#no_string_value_found'}

Yours is a good shortcut if you use that a lot in your templates.

You may also find the distribution included escape modifier useful (it differs in that it uses rawurlencode() ) http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/language.modifier.escape.php

Cheers.

[JasonDS]

Sorry, I didn't know you could do that..

I've only worked with Smarty for the past month and a half.

I have a lot of use for this small plugin, though it isn't a major thing, it does decrease a few lines here and there

Thanks for your suggestions