File Source for block.bitmodule.php

<?php
/**
* Smarty plugin
* @package Smarty
* @subpackage plugins
*/
// $Header$
/**
* \brief Smarty {bitmodule}{/bitmodule} block handler
*
* To make a module it is enough to place smth like following
* into corresponding mod-name.tpl file:
* \code
* {bitmodule name="module_name" title="Module title"}
*
* {/bitmodule}
* \endcode
*
* This block may (can) use 2 Smarty templates:
* 1) module.tpl = usual template to generate module look-n-feel
* 2) module-error.tpl = to generate diagnostic error message about
* incorrect {bitmodule} parameters
\Note
error was used only in case the name was not there.
I fixed that error case. -- mose
*/
function smarty_block_bitmodule( $pParams, $pContent, &$gBitSmarty) {
if( empty( $pContent )) {
return '';
} else {
$pParams['data'] = $pContent;
}
// if( empty( $pParams['title'] )) {
// $pParams['title'] = substr( $pContent, 0, 12 )."…";
// }
// if( empty( $pParams['name'] )) {
// $pParams['name'] = preg_replace( "/[^-_a-zA-Z0-9]/", "", $pParams['title'] );
// }
// this is outdated and will not work with our serialised cookies - xing
/*
if( $_COOKIE[$name] == 'c' ) {
$pParams['toggle_state'] = 'none';
} else {
$pParams['toggle_state'] = 'block';
}
*/
$pParams['name'] = preg_replace( "/[^a-zA-Z0-9\\-\\_]/", "", $pParams['name'] );
$gBitSmarty->assign( 'modInfo', $pParams );
return $gBitSmarty->fetch('bitpackage:themes/module.tpl');
}
?>

Source for file block.bitmodule.php