Vincent,
Use cases might be :
$view-->setFilter('content', 'box_it'); // content appears in box with
rounded corners
$view-->setFilter('content', 'no_bad_words'); // naughty words become
nty w##ds
$view-->setFilter('content', 'double_digit'); // all single digits get a
leading 0, 1 beco
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 4:49 PM, patrick veach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Ciao Vincent,
>
> I was using the word filter somewhat loosely. An example would be GIMP blur
> filters. They take an input image, modify it and pass it back, not merely
> "filter out" It might also function as a decorato
Ciao Vincent,
I was using the word filter somewhat loosely. An example would be GIMP blur
filters. They take an input image, modify it and pass it back, not merely
"filter out" It might also function as a decorator.
The response object is a choke point, almost every thing passes through the
res
On 6/11/08, patrick veach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hola!
>
> Since we are routing output through the response object, it makes zend view
> filters feasible.
> The idea is to attach a filter(s) to a named segment of the response object
> and then, when the
> response object "renders" to the vi
Hola!
Since we are routing output through the response object, it makes zend view
filters feasible.
The idea is to attach a filter(s) to a named segment of the response object
and then, when the
response object "renders" to the view, it first runs the contents of the
named segments through a filte
