Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier

Package: Filter

class Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier

implements Zend_Filter_Interface

A Zend_Filter implementation that uses HtmlPurifier to purify a string.

Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier::filter($value)

Filter the value

Parameters:

• $value –

Returns:

string An html purified string

Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier::getDefaultAllowedHtmlElements()

Get the default allowed html elements.

Returns:

array An array of strings corresponding to the allowed html elements

Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier::getDefaultAllowedHtmlAttributes()

Get the default allowed html attributes.

Returns:

array An array of strings corresponding to the allowed html attributes

Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier::getHtmlPurifier()

Gets the html purifier singleton

Returns:

HTMLPurifier $purifier

Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier::setHtmlPurifier($purifier)

Sets the html purifier singleton

Parameters:

• $purifier (HTMLPurifier) –

Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier::createHtmlPurifier($allowedHtmlElements = null, $allowedHtmlAttributes = null)

Parameters:

• $allowedHtmlElements (array) – An array of strings representing allowed HTML elements

• $allowedHtmlAttributes (array) – An array of strings representing allowed HTML attributes

Returns:

HTMLPurifier

Omeka_Filter_HtmlPurifier::filterAttributesWithMissingElements($htmlAttributes = array(), $htmlElements = array())

Parameters:

• $htmlAttributes –

• $htmlElements –