Re: Re: Intelligent JavaScript handling

Mark Rogers wrote:

> Remy writes:
> 
>>function smarty_prefilter_literal_style(&$tpl_source, &$smarty)
>>{
>>    $pattern[] = '~<style\b(?![^>]*smarty)>(.*)</style>~siU';
>>    $replace[] = '<!--{literal}--><style$1>$2</style><!--{/literal}-->';
>>    return  preg_replace($pattern, $replace, $tpl_source);
>>} // function
> 
> 
> Unless I'm missing something this won't handle:
>     <style>
>         .main {
>             color: {$colors.main}
>         }
>     </style>
> 
> .. which is what I'm trying to achieve? (Or similar example in JS; I think
> the CSS example is simpler to understand.)
> 

If you add this as a prefilter on your smarty templates, it should do 
what everyone seems to be wanting. Note: this assumes you use 
{literal-var} as your special smarty tag. If you want something else, 
just change the regular expression.

$text = preg_replace('/{literal-var}(.*?)({\$[^}]*})(.*?){\/literal-var}/s',
              '{literal}\1{/literal}\2{literal}\3{/literal}',
              $text);

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