Hi
I have written my own function to parse my template and replace tokens with their appropriate value.
Here is an example:
<html>
<__Some Content__> <__More Content__> <__Something Else__>
</html>
Now in my function I am using str_replace() to replace the tokens with their appropriate value - if it exists. This is how I pass do it in php:
$Values['__Some Content__'] = 'Some';
$Values['__More Content__'] = 'More';
$Values['__Something Else__'] = 'Here';
Normally this isn't a problem. If however I only replace the middle token I do have a problem:
$Values['__More Content__'] = 'More';
At the end of the function I use preg_replace to blank out the unused tokens - for security (basically I hide any clue that admin links may be there).
This is what I'm using:
$Template = preg_replace('/\<__(.*)__\>/', '', $Template);
Doing this causes a problem - It looks at the entire line, recognises the beginnning and end on both the first and last key and blanks out the entire lot!
Just to recap:
//It see's the first <__(and last)__> and treats it as one token and blanks out the entire thing
// including my content in the middle:
<__(Some Content__> More <__Something Else])__>
Any ideas how I can deal with this?
I need a new signature... i'm bored of the old one!
