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File: examples/tags/search-highlight/tag.php
Role: Auxiliary script
Content type: text/plain
Description: Example script
Class: PHP Custom Tags
Template engine based on tags similar to HTML
Author: By
Last change: Update of examples/tags/search-highlight/tag.php
Date: 2 months ago
Size: 2,302 bytes
 

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<?php

   
namespace CustomTags;

   
/**
     * Inspired by a smarty plugin.
     * http://www.andrefiedler.de/smartyplugins/outputfilter.highlight_search_words.txt
     * Smarty plugin
     * Author: AndrĂ© Fielder < mail [at] andrefiedler [dot] de >
     * -------------------------------------------------------------
     * File: outputfilter.highlight_search_words.php
     * Type: outputfilter
     * Name: highlight_search_words
     * Purpose: Highlights words which were searched true an
     * search engine below. A css class named searchWords
     * must be available.
     * -------------------------------------------------------------
     *
     * @version 1.0
     * @copyright 2005, AndrĂ© Fiedler
     */
   
   
function ct_search_highlight($tags, $source)
    {
// the search engine and incoming var name
       
$search_engines = array(
           
'google' => 'q',
           
'yahoo' => 'p',
           
'lycos' => 'query',
           
'altavista' => 'q',
           
'alltheweb' => 'q',
           
'excite' => 'search',
           
'msn' => 'q'
       
);
       
$url = parse_url($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']);
// loop through all the tags and capture the block source and the
// replacement value so they can be bulk replaced
       
$replacements = array();
        foreach (
$tags as $tag)
        {
// loop the search engine list
           
foreach($search_engines as $engine_name => $var_name)
            {
// search for a match of the current search engine name against the url host
               
if(preg_match('/('.$engine_name.')/i', $url['host']))
                {
// loop the words and replace the words with a highlighted query
                   
parse_str($url['query'], $query_vars);
                   
$words = explode(' ', urldecode($query_vars[$var_name]));
                    foreach(
$words as $k => $word)
                    {
                        if(
trim($word) != '')
                        {
                           
$pattern[$k] = "/((<[^>]*)|$word)/ie";
                           
$replace[$k] = '"\2"=="\1"? "\1":"<span class=\"searchWords\">\1</span>"';
                        }
                    }
                   
$tag['content'] = preg_replace($pattern, $replace, $tag['content']);
                }
            }
           
$replacements[$tag['tag']] = $tag['content'];
        }
        return
strtr($source, $replacements);
    }
   
// this signals that the tag should be processed as a collection, meaning
// that the argument supplied to the function is an array of tags and not
// a single tag. The collected tags will be processed at the end of the parse.
   
$collect = true;