form.php File Reference

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Functions
	phorum_htmlpurifier_show_form ()
	phorum_htmlpurifier_show_config_info ()

Function Documentation

phorum_htmlpurifier_show_config_info()

phorum_htmlpurifier_show_config_info

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Definition at line 65 of file form.php.

References $GLOBALS, $PHORUM, phorum_htmlpurifier_commit_settings(), and settings().

Referenced by phorum_htmlpurifier_show_form().

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phorum_htmlpurifier_show_form()

phorum_htmlpurifier_show_form

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Definition at line 3 of file form.php.

{
    if (phorum_htmlpurifier_config_file_exists()) {
        phorum_htmlpurifier_show_config_info();
        return;
    }
 
    global $PHORUM;
 
    $config = phorum_htmlpurifier_get_config();
 
    $frm = new PhorumInputForm ("", "post", "Save");
    $frm->hidden("module", "modsettings");
    $frm->hidden("mod", "htmlpurifier"); // this is the directory name that the Settings file lives in
 
    if (!empty($error)){
        echo "$error<br />";
    }
 
    $frm->addbreak("Edit settings for the HTML Purifier module");
 
    $frm->addMessage('<p>The box below sets <code>$PHORUM[\'mod_htmlpurifier\'][\'wysiwyg\']</code>.
    When checked, contents sent for edit are now purified and the
    informative message is disabled. If your WYSIWYG editor is disabled for
    admin edits, you can safely keep this unchecked.</p>');
    $frm->addRow('Use WYSIWYG?', $frm->checkbox('wysiwyg', '1', '', $PHORUM['mod_htmlpurifier']['wysiwyg']));
 
    $frm->addMessage('<p>The box below sets <code>$PHORUM[\'mod_htmlpurifier\'][\'suppress_message\']</code>,
    which removes the big how-to use
    HTML Purifier message.</p>');
    $frm->addRow('Suppress information?', $frm->checkbox('suppress_message', '1', '', $PHORUM['mod_htmlpurifier']['suppress_message']));
 
    $frm->addMessage('<p>Click on directive links to read what each option does
    (links do not open in new windows).</p>
    <p>For more flexibility (for instance, you want to edit the full
    range of configuration directives), you can create a <tt>config.php</tt>
    file in your <tt>mods/htmlpurifier/</tt> directory. Doing so will,
    however, make the web configuration interface unavailable.</p>');
 
    require_once 'HTMLPurifier/Printer/ConfigForm.php';
    $htmlpurifier_form = new HTMLPurifier_Printer_ConfigForm('config', 'http://htmlpurifier.org/live/configdoc/plain.html#%s');
    $htmlpurifier_form->setTextareaDimensions(23, 7); // widen a little, since we have space
 
    $frm->addMessage($htmlpurifier_form->render(
        $config, $PHORUM['mod_htmlpurifier']['directives'], false));
 
    $frm->addMessage("<strong>Warning: Changing HTML Purifier's configuration will invalidate
      the cache. Expect to see a flurry of database activity after you change
      any of these settings.</strong>");
 
    $frm->addrow('Reset to defaults:', $frm->checkbox("reset", "1", "", false));
 
    // hack to include extra styling
    echo '<style type="text/css">' . $htmlpurifier_form->getCSS() . '
    .hp-config {margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;}
    </style>';
    $js = $htmlpurifier_form->getJavaScript();
    echo '<script type="text/javascript">'."<!--\n$js\n//-->".'</script>';
 
    $frm->show();
}

References $config, $error, $js, $PHORUM, phorum_htmlpurifier_config_file_exists(), phorum_htmlpurifier_get_config(), and phorum_htmlpurifier_show_config_info().

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