Hi again,
I don't know if I should add this as a plugin, but while playig with
Boltwire, it came to me that the if conditions missed something just like a
simple substring
Hence, the following condition function:
function BOLTCinstring($args='') {
## CHECKS TO SEE IF AN ITEM (FIND OR POS2) IS IN GIVEN SRING (VALUE OR
POS1). USEFUL TO LOOK FOR SUBSTRING OF MANY VARS... VALUE DEFAULTS TO
CURRENT PAGE TITLE AND FIND DEFAULTS TO CURRENT ID. CASE INSENSITIVE IF
CASE IS SET TO FALSE.
global $pageLink, $BOLTid;
$content = BOLTinit($pageLink, $args[1], $args['value']);
$find = BOLTinit($BOLTid, $args[2], $args['find']);
if ($args['case'] == 'false') {
$content = strtolower($content);
$find = strtolower($find);
}
if (strpos($content, $find) !== false) return true;
$find2 = BOLTurl2utf($find);
if (strpos($content, $find2) !== false) return true;
}
I am using that to display all pages whose url contain a given substring. I
did not want to use data fields or info fields for that, and most of the
time, the substring I am looking for is itself the substring a a page url
part. Also, I am looking for quite generic terms that will for sure appear
in the content of many other pages which I don't want to return as a result.
As people may want to overuse this condition instead of using what already
exists in very powerful ways for the search, list and other features using
condtions, I am proposing to add that as a plugin, but you tell me.
Cheers,
Tiffany
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