Packages of Mariusz Kaczmarczyk
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| Process input HTML code. Features: - Parses input text, get HTML tags information; - Removes unwanted HTML tags (configurable whitelist/blacklist); - Removes unwanted HTML tag attributes depending on their name/value; - Formats all HTML tags/attributes as lowercase/uppercase; - Detects URLs in text and convert to HTML links; - Encodes HTML special characters to entities, similar to PHP's built-in functions but more configurable; - Decodes HTML entities (named and numeric) to the corresponding unicode characters (to avoid the problem of double entity encoding); - Uses additional map file to decode unknown HTML entities; - Support UTF-8 and ASCII/ISO-8859-1 charsets for HTML entities decode; - Obfuscates properly writen e-mail addresses using HTML entities; - Converts newline characters to <br />\n; - Strips the texts in HTML comments out; - Replaces arbitrary strings in text (array search/replace mapping). You can pass the input text for every command individually, or once for the constructor to be chain-processed. Default process settings (tags and their attributes lists) should be acceptable for most sites. |
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| This class can be used to store and retrieve session variables in an SQL database. It can be used as a replacement of the PHP built-in session management extension, but it does not depend on that extension. It uses the PEAR::DB API, so it can work with different types of database. It can create a new session, if one does not exist. It can also add, remove session variables and set and get their values. |
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