Class Html

Provides helper methods for dealing with HTML content

Direct known subclasses

Form, Javascript, Pagination, Widget, WidgetClient

Package: minPHP\helpers\html
Located at helpers/html/html.php

Methods summary

`public string`	# `_( string & $str, boolean $return = false, boolean $preserve_tags = false )` Outputs or returns the given string in HTML safe format, if it exists Outputs or returns the given string in HTML safe format, if it exists Parameters `$str` `string` $str The string to print, if it exists `$return` `boolean` $return True to return the result as a string, else echo the result `$preserve_tags` `boolean` $preserve_tags True to preserve tags Returns `string` The result (if $return is set to true)
`public string`	# `safe( string $str, boolean $preserve_tags = false )` Makes a given string HTML safe Makes a given string HTML safe Parameters `$str` `string` $str The string to make HTML safe `$preserve_tags` `boolean` $preserve_tags True to preserve tags Returns `string` The string in HTML safe format
`public boolean`	# `isUtf8( string $str )` Tests whether the given string is in UTF8 format Tests whether the given string is in UTF8 format Parameters `$str` `string` $str The string to test Returns `boolean` True if it is UTF8, false otherwise
`public string`	# `ifSet( string & $str, string $alt = "" )` Returns the given string as-is, if it exists. This is similar to Html::_(), except it does not make the string HTML safe, and an alternative value may be returned if the given $str does not exist. It's useful for passing into methods that expect raw text. Returns the given string as-is, if it exists. This is similar to Html::_(), except it does not make the string HTML safe, and an alternative value may be returned if the given $str does not exist. It's useful for passing into methods that expect raw text. Parameters `$str` `string` $str The string to print, if it exists `$alt` `string` $alt The alternate string to use if $str is not set Returns `string` The result See `Html::_()`
`public string`	# `concat( mixed $separator = null )` Concatenate multiple strings together, with an optional separator Concatenate multiple strings together, with an optional separator Parameters `$separator` `mixed` $separator A string to be placed between each element or an array, containing 'start', 'before', 'between', after', and 'end' separators -- all optional Returns `string` The concatenated string
`public string`	# `buildAttributes( array $attributes = null, mixed $glue = " " )` Builds attributes for the current tag. An attribute may be either a string or an array. In the case of arrays, the elements of the arrays will be concatenated together using the $glue parameter. Builds attributes for the current tag. An attribute may be either a string or an array. In the case of arrays, the elements of the arrays will be concatenated together using the $glue parameter. Parameters `$attributes` `array` $attributes The attribute keys and values to build `$glue` Returns `string` The key=value attributes Pararm string $glue The string to use to concatenate an array of attribute values together
`public string`	# `addCondition( string $html, string $expression, boolean $hidden = true )` Add conditional operation around a block of HTML Add conditional operation around a block of HTML Parameters `$html` `string` $html The HTML to wrap an expression around `$expression` `string` $expression The expression to use `$hidden` `boolean` $hidden True to hide the $html from all browsers by default, false to display by default Returns `string` The HTML block with the condition wrapped around it
`public string`	# `hyperlink( string $content )` Converts hyperlinks found into HTML Converts hyperlinks found into HTML Parameters `$content` `string` $content Content containing hyperlinks Returns `string` The content with hyperlinks as HTML

Magic methods summary

Properties summary

`public boolean`	`$xhtml`	# True if requiring XHTML standards, false for traditional HTML True if requiring XHTML standards, false for traditional HTML