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Public Member Functions
	__construct ()

	registerModule ($module, $overload=false)
	Registers a module to the recognized module list, useful for overloading pre-existing modules. More...

	addModule ($module)
	Adds a module to the current doctype by first registering it, and then tacking it on to the active doctype. More...

	addPrefix ($prefix)
	Adds a class prefix that registerModule() will use to resolve a string name to a concrete class. More...

	setup ($config)
	Performs processing on modules, after being called you may use getElement() and getElements() More...

	processModule ($module)
	Takes a module and adds it to the active module collection, registering it if necessary. More...

	getElements ()
	Retrieves merged element definitions. More...

	getElement ($name, $trusted=null)
	Retrieves a single merged element definition. More...

Data Fields
	$doctypes
	HTMLPurifier_DoctypeRegistry More...

	$doctype
	Instance of current doctype. More...

	$attrTypes
	HTMLPurifier_AttrTypes More...

	$modules = array()
	Active instances of modules for the specified doctype are indexed, by name, in this array. More...

	$registeredModules = array()
	Array of recognized HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule instances, indexed by module's class name. More...

	$userModules = array()
	List of extra modules that were added by the user using addModule(). More...

	$elementLookup = array()
	Associative array of element name to list of modules that have definitions for the element; this array is dynamically filled. More...

	$prefixes = array('HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule_')
	List of prefixes we should use for registering small names. More...

	$contentSets
	HTMLPurifier_ContentSets More...

	$attrCollections
	HTMLPurifier_AttrCollections More...

	$trusted = false
	If set to true, unsafe elements and attributes will be allowed. More...

Detailed Description

Definition at line 3 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __construct()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::__construct ( )

Definition at line 74 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

     {
         // editable internal objects
         $this->attrTypes = new HTMLPurifier_AttrTypes();
         $this->doctypes  = new HTMLPurifier_DoctypeRegistry();
 
         // setup basic modules
         $common = array(
             'CommonAttributes', 'Text', 'Hypertext', 'List',
             'Presentation', 'Edit', 'Bdo', 'Tables', 'Image',
             'StyleAttribute',
             // Unsafe:
             'Scripting', 'Object', 'Forms',
             // Sorta legacy, but present in strict:
             'Name',
         );
         $transitional = array('Legacy', 'Target', 'Iframe');
         $xml = array('XMLCommonAttributes');
         $non_xml = array('NonXMLCommonAttributes');
 
         // setup basic doctypes
         $this->doctypes->register(
             'HTML 4.01 Transitional',
             false,
             array_merge($common, $transitional, $non_xml),
             array('Tidy_Transitional', 'Tidy_Proprietary'),
             array(),
             '-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN',
             'http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd'
         );
 
         $this->doctypes->register(
             'HTML 4.01 Strict',
             false,
             array_merge($common, $non_xml),
             array('Tidy_Strict', 'Tidy_Proprietary', 'Tidy_Name'),
             array(),
             '-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN',
             'http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd'
         );
 
         $this->doctypes->register(
             'XHTML 1.0 Transitional',
             true,
             array_merge($common, $transitional, $xml, $non_xml),
             array('Tidy_Transitional', 'Tidy_XHTML', 'Tidy_Proprietary', 'Tidy_Name'),
             array(),
             '-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN',
             'http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd'
         );
 
         $this->doctypes->register(
             'XHTML 1.0 Strict',
             true,
             array_merge($common, $xml, $non_xml),
             array('Tidy_Strict', 'Tidy_XHTML', 'Tidy_Strict', 'Tidy_Proprietary', 'Tidy_Name'),
             array(),
             '-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN',
             'http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd'
         );
 
         $this->doctypes->register(
             'XHTML 1.1',
             true,
             // Iframe is a real XHTML 1.1 module, despite being
             // "transitional"!
             array_merge($common, $xml, array('Ruby', 'Iframe')),
             array('Tidy_Strict', 'Tidy_XHTML', 'Tidy_Proprietary', 'Tidy_Strict', 'Tidy_Name'), // Tidy_XHTML1_1
             array(),
             '-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN',
             'http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd'
         );
 
     }

Member Function Documentation

◆ addModule()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::addModule ( $module )

Adds a module to the current doctype by first registering it, and then tacking it on to the active doctype.

Definition at line 209 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

References registerModule().

     {
         $this->registerModule($module);
         if (is_object($module)) {
             $module = $module->name;
         }
         $this->userModules[] = $module;
     }

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◆ addPrefix()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::addPrefix ( $prefix )

Adds a class prefix that registerModule() will use to resolve a string name to a concrete class.

Definition at line 222 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

     {
         $this->prefixes[] = $prefix;
     }

◆ getElement()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::getElement	(	$name,
		$trusted = `null`
	)

Retrieves a single merged element definition.

Parameters

string	$name	Name of element
bool	$trusted	Boolean trusted overriding parameter: set to true if you want the full version of an element

Returns: HTMLPurifier_ElementDef Merged HTMLPurifier_ElementDef

Note: You may notice that modules are getting iterated over twice (once in getElements() and once here). This is because

Definition at line 379 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

References $trusted.

Referenced by getElements().

     {
         if (!isset($this->elementLookup[$name])) {
             return false;
         }
 
         // setup global state variables
         $def = false;
         if ($trusted === null) {
             $trusted = $this->trusted;
         }
 
         // iterate through each module that has registered itself to this
         // element
         foreach ($this->elementLookup[$name] as $module_name) {
             $module = $this->modules[$module_name];
 
             // refuse to create/merge from a module that is deemed unsafe--
             // pretend the module doesn't exist--when trusted mode is not on.
             if (!$trusted && !$module->safe) {
                 continue;
             }
 
             // clone is used because, ideally speaking, the original
             // definition should not be modified. Usually, this will
             // make no difference, but for consistency's sake
             $new_def = clone $module->info[$name];
 
             if (!$def && $new_def->standalone) {
                 $def = $new_def;
             } elseif ($def) {
                 // This will occur even if $new_def is standalone. In practice,
                 // this will usually result in a full replacement.
                 $def->mergeIn($new_def);
             } else {
                 // :TODO:
                 // non-standalone definitions that don't have a standalone
                 // to merge into could be deferred to the end
                 // HOWEVER, it is perfectly valid for a non-standalone
                 // definition to lack a standalone definition, even
                 // after all processing: this allows us to safely
                 // specify extra attributes for elements that may not be
                 // enabled all in one place.  In particular, this might
                 // be the case for trusted elements.  WARNING: care must
                 // be taken that the /extra/ definitions are all safe.
                 continue;
             }
 
             // attribute value expansions
             $this->attrCollections->performInclusions($def->attr);
             $this->attrCollections->expandIdentifiers($def->attr, $this->attrTypes);
 
             // descendants_are_inline, for ChildDef_Chameleon
             if (is_string($def->content_model) &&
                 strpos($def->content_model, 'Inline') !== false) {
                 if ($name != 'del' && $name != 'ins') {
                     // this is for you, ins/del
                     $def->descendants_are_inline = true;
                 }
             }
 
             $this->contentSets->generateChildDef($def, $module);
         }
 
         // This can occur if there is a blank definition, but no base to
         // mix it in with
         if (!$def) {
             return false;
         }
 
         // add information on required attributes
         foreach ($def->attr as $attr_name => $attr_def) {
             if ($attr_def->required) {
                 $def->required_attr[] = $attr_name;
             }
         }
         return $def;
     }

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◆ getElements()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::getElements ( )

Retrieves merged element definitions.

Returns: Array of HTMLPurifier_ElementDef

Definition at line 342 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

References $n, and getElement().

     {
         $elements = array();
         foreach ($this->modules as $module) {
             if (!$this->trusted && !$module->safe) {
                 continue;
             }
             foreach ($module->info as $name => $v) {
                 if (isset($elements[$name])) {
                     continue;
                 }
                 $elements[$name] = $this->getElement($name);
             }
         }
 
         // remove dud elements, this happens when an element that
         // appeared to be safe actually wasn't
         foreach ($elements as $n => $v) {
             if ($v === false) {
                 unset($elements[$n]);
             }
         }
 
         return $elements;
 
     }

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◆ processModule()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::processModule ( $module )

Takes a module and adds it to the active module collection, registering it if necessary.

Definition at line 330 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

References registerModule().

Referenced by setup().

     {
         if (!isset($this->registeredModules[$module]) || is_object($module)) {
             $this->registerModule($module);
         }
         $this->modules[$module] = $this->registeredModules[$module];
     }

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◆ registerModule()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::registerModule	(	$module,
		$overload = `false`
	)

Registers a module to the recognized module list, useful for overloading pre-existing modules.

Parameters

$module	Mixed: string module name, with or without HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule prefix, or instance of subclass of HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule.
$overload	Boolean whether or not to overload previous modules. If this is not set, and you do overload a module, HTML Purifier will complain with a warning.

Note

This function will not call autoload, you must instantiate (and thus invoke) autoload outside the method.

If a string is passed as a module name, different variants will be tested in this order:

Check for HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule_$name
Check all prefixes with $name in order they were added
Check for literal object name
Throw fatal error If your object name collides with an internal class, specify your module manually. All modules must have been included externally: registerModule will not perform inclusions for you!

Definition at line 170 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

References $ok.

Referenced by addModule(), and processModule().

     {
         if (is_string($module)) {
             // attempt to load the module
             $original_module = $module;
             $ok = false;
             foreach ($this->prefixes as $prefix) {
                 $module = $prefix . $original_module;
                 if (class_exists($module)) {
                     $ok = true;
                     break;
                 }
             }
             if (!$ok) {
                 $module = $original_module;
                 if (!class_exists($module)) {
                     trigger_error(
                         $original_module . ' module does not exist',
                         E_USER_ERROR
                     );
                     return;
                 }
             }
             $module = new $module();
         }
         if (empty($module->name)) {
             trigger_error('Module instance of ' . get_class($module) . ' must have name');
             return;
         }
         if (!$overload && isset($this->registeredModules[$module->name])) {
             trigger_error('Overloading ' . $module->name . ' without explicit overload parameter', E_USER_WARNING);
         }
         $this->registeredModules[$module->name] = $module;
     }

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◆ setup()

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::setup ( $config )

Performs processing on modules, after being called you may use getElement() and getElements()

Parameters

HTMLPurifier_Config $config

Definition at line 232 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

References $modules, $n, and processModule().

     {
         $this->trusted = $config->get('HTML.Trusted');
 
         // generate
         $this->doctype = $this->doctypes->make($config);
         $modules = $this->doctype->modules;
 
         // take out the default modules that aren't allowed
         $lookup = $config->get('HTML.AllowedModules');
         $special_cases = $config->get('HTML.CoreModules');
 
         if (is_array($lookup)) {
             foreach ($modules as $k => $m) {
                 if (isset($special_cases[$m])) {
                     continue;
                 }
                 if (!isset($lookup[$m])) {
                     unset($modules[$k]);
                 }
             }
         }
 
         // custom modules
         if ($config->get('HTML.Proprietary')) {
             $modules[] = 'Proprietary';
         }
         if ($config->get('HTML.SafeObject')) {
             $modules[] = 'SafeObject';
         }
         if ($config->get('HTML.SafeEmbed')) {
             $modules[] = 'SafeEmbed';
         }
         if ($config->get('HTML.SafeScripting') !== array()) {
             $modules[] = 'SafeScripting';
         }
         if ($config->get('HTML.Nofollow')) {
             $modules[] = 'Nofollow';
         }
         if ($config->get('HTML.TargetBlank')) {
             $modules[] = 'TargetBlank';
         }
 
         // merge in custom modules
         $modules = array_merge($modules, $this->userModules);
 
         foreach ($modules as $module) {
             $this->processModule($module);
             $this->modules[$module]->setup($config);
         }
 
         foreach ($this->doctype->tidyModules as $module) {
             $this->processModule($module);
             $this->modules[$module]->setup($config);
         }
 
         // prepare any injectors
         foreach ($this->modules as $module) {
             $n = array();
             foreach ($module->info_injector as $injector) {
                 if (!is_object($injector)) {
                     $class = "HTMLPurifier_Injector_$injector";
                     $injector = new $class;
                 }
                 $n[$injector->name] = $injector;
             }
             $module->info_injector = $n;
         }
 
         // setup lookup table based on all valid modules
         foreach ($this->modules as $module) {
             foreach ($module->info as $name => $def) {
                 if (!isset($this->elementLookup[$name])) {
                     $this->elementLookup[$name] = array();
                 }
                 $this->elementLookup[$name][] = $module->name;
             }
         }
 
         // note the different choice
         $this->contentSets = new HTMLPurifier_ContentSets(
             // content set assembly deals with all possible modules,
             // not just ones deemed to be "safe"
             $this->modules
         );
         $this->attrCollections = new HTMLPurifier_AttrCollections(
             $this->attrTypes,
             // there is no way to directly disable a global attribute,
             // but using AllowedAttributes or simply not including
             // the module in your custom doctype should be sufficient
             $this->modules
         );
     }

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Field Documentation

◆ $attrCollections

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$attrCollections

HTMLPurifier_AttrCollections

Definition at line 66 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $attrTypes

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$attrTypes

HTMLPurifier_AttrTypes

Definition at line 20 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $contentSets

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$contentSets

HTMLPurifier_ContentSets

Definition at line 61 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $doctype

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$doctype

Instance of current doctype.

string

Definition at line 15 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $doctypes

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$doctypes

HTMLPurifier_DoctypeRegistry

Definition at line 9 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $elementLookup

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$elementLookup = array()

Associative array of element name to list of modules that have definitions for the element; this array is dynamically filled.

array

Definition at line 50 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $modules

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$modules = array()

Active instances of modules for the specified doctype are indexed, by name, in this array.

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule[]

Definition at line 27 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

Referenced by setup().

◆ $prefixes

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$prefixes = array('HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule_')

List of prefixes we should use for registering small names.

array

Definition at line 56 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $registeredModules

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$registeredModules = array()

Array of recognized HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule instances, indexed by module's class name.

This array is usually lazy loaded, but a user can overload a module by pre-emptively registering it. HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule[]

Definition at line 35 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

◆ $trusted

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$trusted = false

If set to true, unsafe elements and attributes will be allowed.

bool

Definition at line 72 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

Referenced by getElement().

◆ $userModules

HTMLPurifier_HTMLModuleManager::$userModules = array()

List of extra modules that were added by the user using addModule().

These get unconditionally merged into the current doctype, whatever it may be. HTMLPurifier_HTMLModule[]

Definition at line 43 of file HTMLModuleManager.php.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Services/Html/HtmlPurifier/library/HTMLPurifier/HTMLModuleManager.php

Public Member Functions

Data Fields

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __construct()

Member Function Documentation

◆ addModule()

◆ addPrefix()

◆ getElement()

◆ getElements()

◆ processModule()

◆ registerModule()

◆ setup()

Field Documentation

◆ $attrCollections

◆ $attrTypes

◆ $contentSets

◆ $doctype

◆ $doctypes

◆ $elementLookup

◆ $modules

◆ $prefixes

◆ $registeredModules

◆ $trusted

◆ $userModules