/**
* Prepare URL Query Value
*
* Sanitize and standardize a URL Query Value for storage in a database.
* Does not support ?keyword[]=value, i.e. - $value cannot be an Array.
*
* @param string $value URL Query Value to be sanitized and standardized; will fail if array
* @return string URL Query Value after being sanitized and standardized
*/
function jr_mt_prep_query_value($value)
{
return str_ireplace('%e2%80%8e', '', jr_mt_strtolower(trim($value)));
}
/** Prepare URL for JavaScript compares
Remove http[s]//: from beginning
Convert rest of URL to lower-case
Remove www. from beginning, if present
Convert any backslashes to forward slashes
Remove any trailing slash(es).
*/
function jr_mt_prep_comp_url($url)
{
$comp_url = jr_mt_strtolower(jr_mt_substr($url, 3 + strpos($url, '://')));
if ('www.' === jr_mt_substr($comp_url, 0, 4)) {
$comp_url = jr_mt_substr($comp_url, 4);
}
return rtrim(str_replace('\\', '/', $comp_url), '/');
}
function jr_mt_echo_all_things($thing)
{
$settings = get_option('jr_mt_settings');
$field = 'all_' . jr_mt_strtolower($thing['thing']);
jr_mt_themes_field($field, $settings[$field], 'jr_mt_settings', TRUE);
}
/** Build Query Array
$array[keyword] = array( value, value, ... )
Sets both keyword and value to lower-case as
that is how they are stored in Settings.
Supports only & separator, not proposed semi-colon separator.
Handles duplicate keywords in all four of these forms:
kw=val1&kw=val2 kw[]=val1&kw[]=val2 kw=val1&kw=val1 kw[]=val1&kw[]=val1
but nothing else, e.g. - kw=val1,val2 is not valid;
it returns "val1,val2" as the Value.
Also handles kw1&kw2
Tests of parse_str() in PHP 5.5.9 proved that semi-colon and comma
are not supported. But, neither is kw=val1,kw=val2 which is why
this function is written without the use of parse_str.
*/
function jr_mt_query_array()
{
/* Remove array entry indicators ("[]") as we properly handle duplicate keywords,
and covert to lower-case for comparison purposes.
*/
$queries = array();
if (!empty($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'])) {
$query = explode('&', jr_mt_strtolower(str_replace('[]', '', $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'])));
foreach ($query as $kwval) {
$query_entry = explode('=', $kwval);
if (!isset($query_entry[1])) {
$query_entry[1] = '';
}
$queries[$query_entry[0]][] = $query_entry[1];
}
}
return $queries;
}
