http://pastebin.co.uk/13204
Usage:
Place method in your app_model and call with the beforeValidate
callback also placed in your app_model
function beforeValidate()
{
$this->__sanitize($this->data);
return true;
}
In every model of your app include the var $allowedChars = array(); In
this array name any fields for which special characters must be
allowed adn what those special characters are. The method includes
some "shortcuts" and you can combine multiple shortcuts etc to get the
desired outcome.
Differences from usage guidelines in my previous post are:
1) You can flag a field to be ignored (will be returned without being
passed through Sanitize::paranoid - essential for file uploads!
2) A "serialized" shortcut has been introduced that automatically
inserts all the characters you need for a serialized field into the
paranoid function.
Simple usage example:
var $allowedChars = array('emailfield' => array('.', '@', '-', '_'));
Complex usage example:
var $allowedChars = array('emailfield' => array('default'),
'descriptionfield' => array('default', 'textarea', 'markdown', '|'));
Shortcuts are:
default = basic chars used in most text fields including spaces,
punctuation etc;
datetime = basic chars used in datetime fields (' ', '-', ':')
textarea = allows line breaks to be passed through
markdown = for use when using markdown markup in your fields (nothing
avaialble for textile Im afraid)
serialized = for use when trying to save a set of serialized data.
Special shortcut
Ignore = doesnt send the field through paranoid and returns it "as
is". So far I have used that only for file upload fields.
Warnings:
Because of the way this method is called it will onyl work when saving
data and when the data validation callback is called. It will not work
when using inputs to search the database and it will not work if
beforeValidate is not called (e.g. saveField method by default does
not call beforeValidate). All use is entirely at your own risk I'm
afraid...
Let me know what you think or any improvements you can come up with.
Ian
On Apr 18, 7:20 pm, Poncho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Ian,
>
> That code looks pretty nice, could you post the newer version you
> mentioned?
>
> Cheers;
> Poncho
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