function rules_path_default_cleaning_method in Rules 7.2
Cleans the given path.
A path is cleaned by replacing non ASCII characters in the path with the replacement character.
Path cleaning may be customized by overriding the configuration variables:
rules_clean_path;
,
rules_path_replacement_char;
and
rules_path_transliteration;
in the site's settings.php file.
Related topics
2 string references to 'rules_path_default_cleaning_method'
- rules_admin_settings in rules_admin/
rules_admin.inc - Rules settings form.
- rules_clean_path in modules/
path.eval.inc - Cleans the given string so it can be used as part of a URL path.
File
- modules/
path.eval.inc, line 89 - Contains rules integration for the path module needed during evaluation.
Code
function rules_path_default_cleaning_method($path) {
$replace = variable_get('rules_path_replacement_char', '-');
if ($replace) {
// If the transliteration module is enabled, transliterate the alias first.
if (module_exists('transliteration') && variable_get('rules_path_transliteration', TRUE)) {
$path = transliteration_get($path);
}
$array = variable_get('rules_clean_path', array(
'/[^a-zA-Z0-9\\-_]+/',
$replace,
));
$array[2] = $path;
// Replace it and remove trailing and leading replacement characters.
$output = trim(call_user_func_array('preg_replace', $array), $replace);
if (variable_get('rules_path_lower_case', TRUE)) {
$output = drupal_strtolower($output);
}
return $output;
}
else {
return $path;
}
}