Description
void
register_modifier ( string name, mixed impl)
Pass in the template modifier name, followed by the PHP function that it
implements it.
The php-function callback function can be either:
A string containing the function name
An array of the form array(&$object, $method) with
&$object being a reference to an
object and $method being a string
containing the method-name
An array of the form
array($class, $method) with
$class being the class name and
$method being a method of the class.
Example 13-1. register_modifier()
<?php
// let's map PHP's stripslashes function to a Smarty modifier.
$smarty->register_modifier('ss', 'stripslashes');
?>
|
In the template, use ss to strip slashes. |
See also
unregister_modifier(),
register_function(),
modifiers section,
extending Smarty with plugins
and
creating plugin modifiers,
