here are some canned/stored grep patterns i use all the time... i have a
bunch. all of the ones related to forms start with FORMS:, all of the one
related to php start with PHP:, etc.
FORMS: generate radio buttons
USAGE: any amount of field names, one per line. select all and then
REPLACE ALL - selection only
FIND: ^([^\r]+)\r
REPLACE ALL: <INPUT NAME="\1" TYPE="radio" VALUE="Y"> Yes<BR>\r<INPUT
NAME="\1" TYPE="radio" VALUE="N"> No<BR>\r\r
SUCH AS:
do i love bbedit?
could i imagine using any other program than bbedit?
where's my winning lottery ticket already?!?!?
WHICH RESULTS IN:
<INPUT NAME="do i love bbedit?" TYPE="radio" VALUE="Y"> Yes<BR>
<INPUT NAME="do i love bbedit?" TYPE="radio" VALUE="N"> No<BR>
<INPUT NAME="could i imagine using any other program than bbedit?"
TYPE="radio" VALUE="Y"> Yes<BR>
<INPUT NAME="could i imagine using any other program than bbedit?"
TYPE="radio" VALUE="N"> No<BR>
<INPUT NAME="where's my winning lottery ticket already?!?!?" TYPE="radio"
VALUE="Y"> Yes<BR>
<INPUT NAME="where's my winning lottery ticket already?!?!?" TYPE="radio"
VALUE="N"> No<BR>
FORMS: init post vars from a list of field names
USAGE: any amount of field names, one per line. select all and then
REPLACE ALL - selection only
FIND: ^([^\r]+)\r
REPLACE ALL: \tif ( isset($_POST['\1']) ) {\r\t\t$\1 =
$_POST['\1'];\r\t} else {\r\t\t$\1 = "";\r\t}\r\r
SUCH AS:
wombat
toaster_oven
lumbago
WHICH RESULTS IN:
if ( isset($_POST['wombat']) ) {
$wombat = $_POST['wombat'];
} else {
$wombat = "";
}
if ( isset($_POST['toaster_oven']) ) {
$toaster_oven = $_POST['toaster_oven'];
} else {
$toaster_oven = "";
}
if ( isset($_POST['lumbago']) ) {
$lumbago = $_POST['lumbago'];
} else {
$lumbago = "";
}
FORMS: init post AND session vars from a list of field names
USAGE: any amount of field names, one per line. select all and then
REPLACE ALL - selection only
FIND: ^(.+)\r
REPLACE ALL: \t$the_\1 = $_POST['\1'];\r\t\t$_SESSION['\1'] = \$the_\1;\r
SUCH AS:
wombat
toaster_oven
lumbago
WHICH RESULTS IN:
$the_wombat = $_POST['wombat'];
$_SESSION['wombat'] = $the_wombat;
$the_toaster_oven = $_POST['toaster_oven'];
$_SESSION['toaster_oven'] = $the_toaster_oven;
$the_lumbago = $_POST['lumbago'];
$_SESSION['lumbago'] = $the_lumbago;
On Thursday, February 23, 2017 at 11:53:14 AM UTC-8, Patrick Woolsey wrote:
>
> Good afternoon folks,
>
> We just heard from a customer who's written a handy tutorial
> about creating HTML form fields using BBEdit, so I'm posting a
> link here for anyone who may find this helpful:
>
> How to quickly create html form-fields using BBEdit’s GREP
> search and replace function -- by Ole Kristian Ek Hornnes:
>
> <
> https://tech.humlesite.eu/2017/02/21/how-to-quickly-create-html-form-fields-using-bbedits-grep-search-and-replace-function/>
>
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Patrick Woolsey
> ==
> Bare Bones Software, Inc. <http://www.barebones.com/>
>
>
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