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Date/String operations
mpf:replace | replace data in string
mpf:replace
replace all occurences of a specific string (oldString) by another string (newString)
Examples
{
mpf:
replace
}
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[oldString]
string to replace (old string)
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[newString]
replacing string (new string)
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data=[toreplace]
string to manipulate (required if used as single token, without closing token)
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var=[myvar]
variable to store parsed string into (token does not return value if this parameter is set)
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convert=[lowercase|uppercase|upperfirst]
convert resulting string string
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encode=[url|html|html-chars|crypt]
encode resulting string to another format
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trim=[left|right|both]
remove whitespaces from resulting string
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convert_section=[lowercase|uppercase|upperfirst]
convert section data (for use with closing token only)
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parse_section=[yes|no]
parse section data for mpf-tokens (for use with closing token only)
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encode_section=[url|html|html-chars|crypt]
encode section data to another format (for use with closing token only)
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trim_section=[left|right|both]
remove whitespaces from section data (for use with closing token only)
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[opr][condition]
condition may be used for fallbacks: if resulting string is does not meet criteria then original value will be left untouched
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