Docs For Class QueryTemplatesSyntaxVars

unknown_type loop(
$varName
$varName, $asVarName
$asVarName, [$keyName
$keyName = null])

Tags:

deprecated:	use varsToLoop
access:	public

Parameters:

$varName	$varName
$asVarName	$asVarName
$keyName	$keyName

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unknown_type loopOne(
$varName
$varName, $asVarName
$asVarName, [$keyName
$keyName = null])

Tags:

deprecated:	use varsToLoopFirst
access:	public

Parameters:

$varName	$varName
$asVarName	$asVarName
$keyName	$keyName

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unknown_type loopSeparate(
$varName
$varName, $asVarName
$asVarName, [$keyName
$keyName = null])

Tags:

deprecated:	use varsToLoopSeparate
access:	public

Parameters:

$varName	$varName
$asVarName	$asVarName
$keyName	$keyName

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse valuesToSelector(
Array|Object
$values, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects markup from $values' content (rows or attributes) into nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$values = array(
'field1' => '<foo/>',
'field2' => '<bar/>'
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
valuesToSelector($values)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1"><foo></foo></p>
<p class="field2"><bar></bar></p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- foo
p.field2
- bar

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

Array\|Object	$values	Associative array or Object containing markup, text or instance of Callback.
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of fields from $values which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse valuesToSelectorAfter(
Array|Object
$values, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects markup from $values' content (rows or attributes) after nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$values = array(
'field1' => '<foo/>',
'field2' => '<bar/>'
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
valuesToSelectorAfter($values)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1">lorem ipsum</p>
<foo></foo>
<p class="field2">lorem ipsum</p>
<bar></bar>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
foo
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum
bar

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

Array\|Object	$values	Associative array or Object containing markup, text or instance of Callback.
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of fields from $values which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse valuesToSelectorAppend(
Array|Object
$values, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects markup from $values' content (rows or attributes) at the end of nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$values = array(
'field1' => '<foo/>',
'field2' => '<bar/>'
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
valuesToSelectorAppend($values)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1">lorem ipsum<foo></foo></p>
<p class="field2">lorem ipsum<bar></bar></p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
- foo
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum
- bar

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

Array\|Object	$values	Associative array or Object containing markup, text or instance of Callback.
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of fields from $values which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse valuesToSelectorAttr(
String
$attr, Array|Object
$values, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects markup from $values' content (rows or attributes) as attribute of nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$values = array(
'field1' => '<foo/>',
'field2' => '<bar/>'
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
valuesToSelectorAttr('rel', $values)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1" rel="<foo/>">lorem ipsum</p>
<p class="field2" rel="<bar/>">lorem ipsum</p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$attr	Target attribute name.
Array\|Object	$values	Associative array or Object containing markup, text or instance of Callback.
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of fields from $values which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse valuesToSelectorBefore(
Array|Object
$values, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects markup from $values' content (rows or attributes) before nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$values = array(
'field1' => '<foo/>',
'field2' => '<bar/>'
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
valuesToSelectorBefore($values)
;

=== Template ===

<foo></foo><p class="field1">lorem ipsum</p>
<bar></bar><p class="field2">lorem ipsum</p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

foo
p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
bar
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

Array\|Object	$values	Associative array or Object containing markup, text or instance of Callback.
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of fields from $values which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse valuesToSelectorPrepend(
Array|Object
$values, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects markup from $values' content (rows or attributes) at the beggining of nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$values = array(
'field1' => '<foo/>',
'field2' => '<bar/>'
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
valuesToSelectorPrepend($values)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1"><foo></foo>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class="field2"><bar></bar>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- foo
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- bar
- Text:lorem ipsum

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

Array\|Object	$values	Associative array or Object containing markup, text or instance of Callback.
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of fields from $values which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse valuesToSelectorReplace(
Array|Object
$values, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects markup from $values' content (rows or attributes) replacing nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$values = array(
'field1' => '<foo/>',
'field2' => '<bar/>'
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
valuesToSelectorReplace($values)
;

=== Template ===

<foo></foo>
<bar></bar>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

foo
bar

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

Array\|Object	$values	Associative array or Object containing markup, text or instance of Callback.
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of fields from $values which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varPrint(
String
$varName)

Prints variable $varName as matched elements' content.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array('printMe')
)
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['p']->
varPrint('data.foo.bar.0')
;

=== Template ===

<div>
<p><?php if (isset($data['foo']['bar']['0'])) print $data['foo']['bar']['0'];
else if (isset($data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'})) print $data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'}; ?></p>
</div>

=== Template tree before ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

=== Template tree after ===

div
- p
- - PHP

Tags:

access:

public

Parameters:

String

$varName

Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varPrintAfter(
String
$varName)

Prints variable $varName after matched elements.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array('printMe')
)
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['p']->
varPrintAfter('data.foo.bar.0')
;

=== Template ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
<?php if (isset($data['foo']['bar']['0'])) print $data['foo']['bar']['0'];
else if (isset($data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'})) print $data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'}; ?>
</div>

=== Template tree before ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

=== Template tree after ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO
- PHP

Tags:

access:

public

Parameters:

String

$varName

Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varPrintAppend(
String
$varName)

Prints variable $varName on the end of matched elements.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array('printMe')
)
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['p']->
varPrintAppend('data.foo.bar.0')
;

=== Template ===

<div>
<p>FOO<?php if (isset($data['foo']['bar']['0'])) print $data['foo']['bar']['0'];
else if (isset($data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'})) print $data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'}; ?></p>
</div>

=== Template tree before ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

=== Template tree after ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO
- - PHP

Tags:

access:

public

Parameters:

String

$varName

Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varPrintAttr(
String
$attr, String
$varName)

Prints variable $varName as attribute $attr of matched elements.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array('printMe')
)
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['p']->
varPrintAttr('rel', 'data.foo.bar.0')
;

=== Template ===

<div>
<p data.foo.bar.0="<?php if (isset($data['foo']['bar']['0'])) print $data['foo']['bar']['0'];
else if (isset($data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'})) print $data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'}; ?>">FOO</p>
</div>

=== Template tree before ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

=== Template tree after ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

Tags:

access:

public

Parameters:

String	$attr	Target attribute name.
String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varPrintBefore(
String
$varName)

Prints variable $varName before matched elements.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array('printMe')
)
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['p']->
varPrintBefore('data.foo.bar.0')
;

=== Template ===

<div>
<?php if (isset($data['foo']['bar']['0'])) print $data['foo']['bar']['0'];
else if (isset($data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'})) print $data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'}; ?><p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Template tree before ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

=== Template tree after ===

div
- PHP
- p
- - Text:FOO

Tags:

access:

public

Parameters:

String

$varName

Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varPrintPrepend(
String
$varName)

Prints variable $varName on beggining of matched elements.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array('printMe')
)
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['p']->
varPrintPrepend('data.foo.bar.0')
;

=== Template ===

<div>
<p><?php if (isset($data['foo']['bar']['0'])) print $data['foo']['bar']['0'];
else if (isset($data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'})) print $data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'}; ?>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Template tree before ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

=== Template tree after ===

div
- p
- - PHP
- - Text:FOO

Tags:

access:

public

Parameters:

String

$varName

Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varPrintReplace(
String
$varName)

Prints variable $varName replacing matched elements.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<div>
<p>FOO</p>
</div>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'foo' => array(
'bar' => array('printMe')
)
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['p']->
varPrintReplace('data.foo.bar.0')
;

=== Template ===

<div>
<?php if (isset($data['foo']['bar']['0'])) print $data['foo']['bar']['0'];
else if (isset($data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'})) print $data->{'foo'}->{'bar'}->{'0'}; ?>
</div>

=== Template tree before ===

div
- p
- - Text:FOO

=== Template tree after ===

div
- PHP

Tags:

access:

public

Parameters:

String

$varName

Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToForm(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = "[name*='%k']"])

Injects executable code which toggles form fields values and selection states according to value of variable $varName.

This includes:

`input[type=radio][checked]`
`input[type=checkbox][checked]`
`select > option[selected]`
`input[value]`
`textarea`

Inputs are selected according to $selectorPattern, where %k represents variable's key.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<form>
<input name='input-example'>
<input name='array[array-example]'>
<textarea name='textarea-example'></textarea>
<select name='select-example'>
<option value='first' selected='selected'></option>
</select>
<input type='radio' name='radio-example' value='foo'>
<input type='checkbox' name='checkbox-example' value='foo'>
</form>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
'input-example' => 'foo',
'array-example' => 'foo',
'textarea-example' => 'foo',
'select-example' => 'foo',
'radio-example' => 'foo',
'checkbox-example' => 'foo',
);

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToForm('data', $data)
;

=== Template ===

<form>
<input name="input-example" value="<?php if (isset($data['input-example'])) print $data['input-example'];
else if (isset($data->{'input-example'})) print $data->{'input-example'}; ?>"><input name="array[array-example]" value="<?php if (isset($data['array-example'])) print $data['array-example'];
else if (isset($data->{'array-example'})) print $data->{'array-example'}; ?>"><textarea name="textarea-example"><?php if (isset($data['textarea-example'])) print $data['textarea-example'];
else if (isset($data->{'textarea-example'})) print $data->{'textarea-example'}; ?></textarea><select name="select-example"><?php if ((isset($data['select-example']) && $data['select-example'] == 'first')
|| (isset($data->{'select-example'}) && $data->{'select-example'} == 'first')) { ?><option value="first" selected></option>
<?php } else { ?><option value="first"></option>
<?php } ?></select><?php if ((isset($data['radio-example']) && $data['radio-example'] == 'foo')
|| (isset($data->{'radio-example'}) && $data->{'radio-example'} == 'foo')) { ?><input type="radio" name="radio-example" value="foo" checked><?php } else { ?><input type="radio" name="radio-example" value="foo"><?php } if ((isset($data['checkbox-example']) && $data['checkbox-example'] == 'foo')
|| (isset($data->{'checkbox-example'}) && $data->{'checkbox-example'} == 'foo')) { ?><input type="checkbox" name="checkbox-example" value="foo" checked><?php } else { ?><input type="checkbox" name="checkbox-example" value="foo"><?php } ?>
</form>

=== Template tree before ===

form
- input[name="input-example"]
- input[name="array[array-example]"]
- textarea[name="textarea-example"]
- select[name="select-example"]
- - option[value="first"][selected]
- input[name="radio-example"][value="foo"]
- input[name="checkbox-example"][value="foo"]

=== Template tree after ===

form
- input[name="input-example"][value=PHP]
- input[name="array[array-example]"][value=PHP]
- textarea[name="textarea-example"]
- - PHP
- select[name="select-example"]
- - PHP
- - option[value="first"][selected]
- - PHP
- - PHP
- - option[value="first"]
- - PHP
- PHP
- input[name="radio-example"][value="foo"][checked]
- PHP
- PHP
- input[name="radio-example"][value="foo"]
- PHP
- PHP
- input[name="checkbox-example"][value="foo"][checked]
- PHP
- PHP
- input[name="checkbox-example"][value="foo"]
- PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToForm()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::formFromVars()
TODO:	support select[multiple] (thou array)
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching form fields. Defaults to "[name='%k']", which matches fields containing variable's key in their names. For example, to match only names starting with "foo[bar]" change $selectorPattern to "[name^='foo[bar]'][name='%k']"

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToLoop(
String
$varName, String
$rowName, [String
$indexName = null])

Wraps selected elements with executable code iterating $varName as $rowName.

Method doesn't change selected nodes stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<ul>
<li class='row'>
<span class='name'></span>
<ul class='tags'>
<li class='tag'>
<span class='name'></span>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>

=== Data ===

$data = array(
array(
'User' => array('name' => 'foo'),
'Tags' => array(
array('name' => 'php'),
array('name' => 'js'),
),
),
array(
'User' => array('name' => 'bar'),
'Tags' => array(
array('name' => 'perl'),
),
),
array(
'User' => array('name' => 'fooBar'),
'Tags' => array(
array('name' => 'php'),
array('name' => 'js'),
array('name' => 'perl'),
),
),
);
$userFields = array('name');
$tagFields = array('name');

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
find('> ul > li')->
varsToLoop('data', 'row')->
varsToSelector('row', $userFields, 'span.%k')->
find('> ul > li')->
varsToLoop('row.Tags', 'tag')->
varsToSelector('tag', $tagFields)
;

=== Template ===

<ul>
<?php if (isset($data) && (is_array($data) || is_object($data))) { foreach($data as $row): ?><li class="row">
<span class="name"><?php if (isset($row['name'])) print $row['name'];
else if (isset($row->{'name'})) print $row->{'name'}; ?></span>
<ul class="tags">
<?php if (isset($row['Tags'])) $__8daca = $row['Tags']; else if (isset($row->{'Tags'})) $__8daca = $row->{'Tags'}; if (isset($__8daca) && (is_array($__8daca) || is_object($__8daca))) { foreach($__8daca as $tag): ?><li class="tag">
<span class="name"><?php if (isset($tag['name'])) print $tag['name'];
else if (isset($tag->{'name'})) print $tag->{'name'}; ?></span>
</li>
<?php endforeach; } ?>
</ul>
</li>
<?php endforeach; } ?>
</ul>

=== Template tree before ===

ul
- li.row
- - span.name
- - ul.tags
- - - li.tag
- - - - span.name

=== Template tree after ===

ul
- PHP
- li.row
- - span.name
- - - PHP
- - ul.tags
- - - PHP
- - - li.tag
- - - - span.name
- - - - - PHP
- - - PHP
- PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::valuesToLoop()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable which will be looped. Must contain $ at the beggining.
String	$rowName	Name of variable being result of iteration.
String	$indexName	Optional. Use it when you want to have $varName's key available in the scope.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToLoopFirst(
String
$varName, String
$rowName, [String
$indexName = null])

Wraps selected elements with executable code iterating $varName as $rowName.

Acts as varsToLoop(), but loops only first node from stack. Rest is removed from the DOM.

Method DOES change selected nodes stack. Returned is first node.

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToLoop()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable which will be looped. Must contain $ at the beggining.
String	$rowName	Name of variable being result of iteration.
String	$indexName	Optional. Use it when you want to have $varName's key available in the scope.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToLoopSeparate(
String
$varName, String
$rowName, [String
$indexName = null])

Wraps selected elements with executable code iterating $varName as $rowName.

Acts as varsToLoop(), but affects each selected element separately.

Method doesn't change selected nodes stack.

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToLoop()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable which will be looped. Must contain $ at the beggining.
String	$rowName	Name of variable being result of iteration.
String	$indexName	Optional. Use it when you want to have $varName's key available in the scope.

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToSelector(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields inside nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->field1 = 'foo';
$foo->field2 = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToSelector('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1"><?php if (isset($foo['field1'])) print $foo['field1'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field1'})) print $foo->{'field1'}; ?></p>
<p class="field2"><?php if (isset($foo['field2'])) print $foo['field2'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field2'})) print $foo->{'field2'}; ?></p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- PHP
p.field2
- PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys).
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to variables key (field). For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToSelectorAfter(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields after nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->field1 = 'foo';
$foo->field2 = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToSelectorAfter('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1">lorem ipsum</p>
<?php if (isset($foo['field1'])) print $foo['field1'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field1'})) print $foo->{'field1'}; ?>
<p class="field2">lorem ipsum</p>
<?php if (isset($foo['field2'])) print $foo['field2'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field2'})) print $foo->{'field2'}; ?>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
PHP
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum
PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys).
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to variables key (field). For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToSelectorAppend(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields at the end of nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->field1 = 'foo';
$foo->field2 = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToSelectorAppend('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1">lorem ipsum<?php if (isset($foo['field1'])) print $foo['field1'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field1'})) print $foo->{'field1'}; ?></p>
<p class="field2">lorem ipsum<?php if (isset($foo['field2'])) print $foo['field2'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field2'})) print $foo->{'field2'}; ?></p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
- PHP
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum
- PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys).
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to variables key (field). For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToSelectorAttr(
String
$attr, String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields as attribute of nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->field1 = 'foo';
$foo->field2 = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToSelectorAttr('rel', 'foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1" rel="<?php if (isset($foo['field1'])) print $foo['field1'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field1'})) print $foo->{'field1'}; ?>">lorem ipsum</p>
<p class="field2" rel="<?php if (isset($foo['field2'])) print $foo['field2'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field2'})) print $foo->{'field2'}; ?>">lorem ipsum</p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$attr	Target attribute name.
String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys).
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to variables key (field). For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToSelectorBefore(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields before nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->field1 = 'foo';
$foo->field2 = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToSelectorBefore('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<?php if (isset($foo['field1'])) print $foo['field1'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field1'})) print $foo->{'field1'}; ?><p class="field1">lorem ipsum</p>
<?php if (isset($foo['field2'])) print $foo['field2'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field2'})) print $foo->{'field2'}; ?><p class="field2">lorem ipsum</p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

PHP
p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
PHP
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys).
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to variables key (field). For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToSelectorPrepend(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields at the beggining of nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->field1 = 'foo';
$foo->field2 = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToSelectorPrepend('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<p class="field1"><?php if (isset($foo['field1'])) print $foo['field1'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field1'})) print $foo->{'field1'}; ?>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class="field2"><?php if (isset($foo['field2'])) print $foo['field2'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field2'})) print $foo->{'field2'}; ?>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

p.field1
- PHP
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- PHP
- Text:lorem ipsum

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys).
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to variables key (field). For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesPhpQuery|QueryTemplatesParse varsToSelectorReplace(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [String
$selectorPattern = '.%k'], [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields replacing nodes matched by selector. Method uses actually matched nodes as root for the query.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<p class='field1'>lorem ipsum</p>
<p class='field2'>lorem ipsum</p>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->field1 = 'foo';
$foo->field2 = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template->
varsToSelectorReplace('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<?php if (isset($foo['field1'])) print $foo['field1'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field1'})) print $foo->{'field1'}; ?>
<?php if (isset($foo['field2'])) print $foo['field2'];
else if (isset($foo->{'field2'})) print $foo->{'field2'}; ?>

=== Template tree before ===

p.field1
- Text:lorem ipsum
p.field2
- Text:lorem ipsum

=== Template tree after ===

PHP
PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToStack()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys).
String	$selectorPattern	Defines pattern matching target nodes. %k represents key. Defaults to ".%k", which matches nodes with class name equivalent to data source key. For example, to restrict match to nodes with additional class "foo" change $selectorPattern to ".foo.%k"
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToStack(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields inside actually matched nodes. Second param needs to be wrapped with array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>
<node2/>
<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->first = 'foo';
$foo->second = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['node1']->
varsToStack('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<node1><?php if (isset($foo['first'])) print $foo['first'];
else if (isset($foo->{'first'})) print $foo->{'first'}; ?></node1><node2></node2><node1><?php if (isset($foo['second'])) print $foo['second'];
else if (isset($foo->{'second'})) print $foo->{'second'}; ?></node1>

=== Template tree before ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

=== Template tree after ===

node1
- PHP
node2
node1
- PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToSelector()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys). Param needs to be passed thou array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToStackAfter(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields after actually matched nodes. Second param needs to be wrapped with array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>
<node2/>
<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->first = 'foo';
$foo->second = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['node1']->
varsToStackAfter('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<node1><node2></node2></node1><?php if (isset($foo['first'])) print $foo['first'];
else if (isset($foo->{'first'})) print $foo->{'first'}; ?><node2></node2><node1><node2></node2></node1><?php if (isset($foo['second'])) print $foo['second'];
else if (isset($foo->{'second'})) print $foo->{'second'}; ?>

=== Template tree before ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

=== Template tree after ===

node1
- node2
PHP
node2
node1
- node2
PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToSelector()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys). Param needs to be passed thou array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToStackAppend(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields at the end of actually matched nodes. Second param needs to be wrapped with array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>
<node2/>
<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->first = 'foo';
$foo->second = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['node1']->
varsToStackAppend('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<node1><node2></node2><?php if (isset($foo['first'])) print $foo['first'];
else if (isset($foo->{'first'})) print $foo->{'first'}; ?></node1><node2></node2><node1><node2></node2><?php if (isset($foo['second'])) print $foo['second'];
else if (isset($foo->{'second'})) print $foo->{'second'}; ?></node1>

=== Template tree before ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

=== Template tree after ===

node1
- node2
- PHP
node2
node1
- node2
- PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToSelector()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys). Param needs to be passed thou array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToStackAttr(
String
$attr, String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields as attribute of actually matched nodes. Second param needs to be wrapped with array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>
<node2/>
<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->first = 'foo';
$foo->second = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['node1']->
varsToStackAttr('rel', 'foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<node1 rel="<?php if (isset($foo['first'])) print $foo['first'];
else if (isset($foo->{'first'})) print $foo->{'first'}; ?>"><node2></node2></node1><node2></node2><node1 rel="<?php if (isset($foo['second'])) print $foo['second'];
else if (isset($foo->{'second'})) print $foo->{'second'}; ?>"><node2></node2></node1>

=== Template tree before ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

=== Template tree after ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToSelector()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$attr	Target attribute name.
String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys). Param needs to be passed thou array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToStackBefore(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields before actually matched nodes. Second param needs to be wrapped with array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>
<node2/>
<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->first = 'foo';
$foo->second = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['node1']->
varsToStackBefore('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<?php if (isset($foo['first'])) print $foo['first'];
else if (isset($foo->{'first'})) print $foo->{'first'}; ?><node1><node2></node2></node1><node2></node2><?php if (isset($foo['second'])) print $foo['second'];
else if (isset($foo->{'second'})) print $foo->{'second'}; ?><node1><node2></node2></node1>

=== Template tree before ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

=== Template tree after ===

PHP
node1
- node2
node2
PHP
node1
- node2

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToSelector()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys). Param needs to be passed thou array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToStackPrepend(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields at the beggining of actually matched nodes. Second param needs to be wrapped with array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>
<node2/>
<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->first = 'foo';
$foo->second = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['node1']->
varsToStackPrepend('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<node1><?php if (isset($foo['first'])) print $foo['first'];
else if (isset($foo->{'first'})) print $foo->{'first'}; ?><node2></node2></node1><node2></node2><node1><?php if (isset($foo['second'])) print $foo['second'];
else if (isset($foo->{'second'})) print $foo->{'second'}; ?><node2></node2></node1>

=== Template tree before ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

=== Template tree after ===

node1
- PHP
- node2
node2
node1
- PHP
- node2

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToSelector()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys). Param needs to be passed thou array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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QueryTemplatesParse|QueryTemplatesPhpQuery varsToStackReplace(
String
$varName, Array|Object
$varFields, [Array
$skipFields = null], [Callback|string
$fieldCallback = null])

Injects executable code printing variable's fields replacing actually matched nodes. Second param needs to be wrapped with array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.

Method doesn't change selected elements stack.

== Example ==

=== Markup ===

<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>
<node2/>
<node1>
<node2/>
</node1>

=== Data ===

$foo = new stdClass();
$foo->first = 'foo';
$foo->second = 'bar';

=== `QueryTemplates` formula ===

$template['node1']->
varsToStackReplace('foo', $foo)
;

=== Template ===

<?php if (isset($foo['first'])) print $foo['first'];
else if (isset($foo->{'first'})) print $foo->{'first'}; ?><node2></node2><?php if (isset($foo['second'])) print $foo['second'];
else if (isset($foo->{'second'})) print $foo->{'second'}; ?>

=== Template tree before ===

node1
- node2
node2
node1
- node2

=== Template tree after ===

PHP
node2
PHP

Tags:

see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToSelector()
see:	QueryTemplatesPhpQuery::varsToForm()
access:	public

Parameters:

String	$varName	Variable avaible in scope of type Array or Object. $varName should NOT start with $.
Array\|Object	$varFields	Variable value with all fields (keys) OR array of variable fields (keys). Param needs to be passed thou array_keys for non-assosiative arrays.
Array	$skipFields	Array of keys from $varValue which should be skipped.
Callback\|string	$fieldCallback	Callback triggered after every insertion. Three parameters are passed to this callback: $node phpQueryObject $field String $target String\|array

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void _valuesToSelector(

$target, 
$data, 
$selectorPattern, 
$skipFields, 
$fieldCallback)

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access:

protected

Parameters:

	$target
	$data
	$selectorPattern
	$skipFields
	$fieldCallback

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void _varPrint(

$target, 
$varName)

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access:

public

Parameters:

	$target
	$varName

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void _varsParseFields(

$varFields)

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access:

protected

Parameters:

$varFields

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void _varsToLoop(

$pq, 
$varName, 
$asVarName, 
$keyName)

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access:

protected

Parameters:

	$pq
	$varName
	$asVarName
	$keyName

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unknown_type _varsToSelector(
$target
$target, $varName
$varName, $varFields
$varFields, $selectorPattern
$selectorPattern, $skipFields
$skipFields, $fieldCallback
$fieldCallback)

Internal method.

Tags:

TODO:	support $varName to be a function (last char == ')'),
access:	protected

Parameters:

$target	$target
$varName	$varName
$varFields	$varFields
$selectorPattern	$selectorPattern
$skipFields	$skipFields
$fieldCallback	$fieldCallback

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void _varsToStack(

$target, 
$varName, 
$varValue, 
$skipFields, 
$fieldCallback)

Tags:

access:

protected

Parameters:

	$target
	$varName
	$varValue
	$skipFields
	$fieldCallback

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Class: QueryTemplatesSyntaxVars

Class Overview

Author(s):

Methods

Child classes:

Inherited Variables

Class: phpQueryObject

Inherited Methods

Class: QueryTemplatesSyntaxConditions

Class: QueryTemplatesSyntaxCode

Class: QueryTemplatesSyntaxValues

Class: QueryTemplatesSyntaxDOM

Class: phpQueryObject

Class Details

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Class Methods

method loop [line 2546]

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method loopOne [line 2536]

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Parameters:

method loopSeparate [line 2526]

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Parameters:

method valuesToSelector [line 1821]

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method valuesToSelectorAfter [line 2065]

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method valuesToSelectorAppend [line 2229]

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method valuesToSelectorAttr [line 2312]

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method valuesToSelectorBefore [line 1981]

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method valuesToSelectorPrepend [line 2147]

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method valuesToSelectorReplace [line 1899]

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method varPrint [line 68]

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method varPrintAfter [line 247]

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method varPrintAppend [line 367]

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method varPrintAttr [line 449]

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method varPrintBefore [line 186]

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method varPrintPrepend [line 307]

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method varPrintReplace [line 126]

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method varsToForm [line 2670]

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method varsToLoop [line 2461]

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method varsToLoopFirst [line 2513]

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Parameters:

method varsToLoopSeparate [line 2483]

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Parameters:

method varsToSelector [line 533]