function _htmlpurifier_load in HTML Purifier 7
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 5 htmlpurifier.module \_htmlpurifier_load()
- 6.2 htmlpurifier.module \_htmlpurifier_load()
- 6 htmlpurifier.module \_htmlpurifier_load()
Loads the HTML Purifier library, and performs global initialization.
4 calls to _htmlpurifier_load()
- htmlpurifier_filter_info in ./
htmlpurifier.module - Implements hook_filter_info().
- htmlpurifier_requirements in ./
htmlpurifier.install - Implements hook_requirements().
- _htmlpurifier_process_text in ./
htmlpurifier.module - Processes HTML according to a format and returns purified HTML. Makes a cache pass if possible.
- _htmlpurifier_settings in ./
htmlpurifier.module - Generates a settings form for configuring HTML Purifier.
File
- ./
htmlpurifier.module, line 295 - Implements HTML Purifier as a Drupal filter.
Code
function _htmlpurifier_load() {
static $done = FALSE;
if ($done) {
return;
}
$done = TRUE;
$module_path = drupal_get_path('module', 'htmlpurifier');
$library_path = $module_path;
if (function_exists('libraries_get_path')) {
$library_path = libraries_get_path('htmlpurifier');
// This may happen if the user has HTML Purifier installed under the
// old configuration, but also installed libraries and forgot to
// move it over. There is code for emitting errors in
// htmlpurifier.install when this is the case.
if (!file_exists("{$library_path}/library/HTMLPurifier.auto.php")) {
// Check for an alternate phrasing and error about it
if (file_exists("{$library_path}/HTMLPurifier.auto.php") && !file_exists("{$module_path}/library/HTMLPurifier.auto.php")) {
echo "HTML Purifier was installed improperly; move contents of folder {$library_path} to {$library_path}/library";
exit;
}
$library_path = $module_path;
}
}
require_once "{$library_path}/library/HTMLPurifier.auto.php";
require_once "{$module_path}/HTMLPurifier_DefinitionCache_Drupal.php";
$factory = HTMLPurifier_DefinitionCacheFactory::instance();
$factory
->register('Drupal', 'HTMLPurifier_DefinitionCache_Drupal');
// Register the version as a variable:
$current_version = variable_get('htmlpurifier_version_ours', FALSE);
if ($current_version != HTMLPurifier::VERSION) {
variable_set('htmlpurifier_version_ours', HTMLPurifier::VERSION);
}
}