tag. * * @var array $customScript */ protected static $customScript = array(); /** * All custom CSS rules which are inserted * directly at the bottom of the HTML
tag. * * @var array $customCSS */ protected static $customCSS = array(); /** * All custom HTML markup which is added before * the closing tag, e.g. additional metatags. * This is preferred to entering tags directly into */ protected static $customHeadTags = array(); /** * Remembers the filepaths of all cleared Requirements * through {@link clear()}. * * @usedby {@link restore()} * * @var array $disabled */ protected static $disabled = array(); /** * The filepaths (relative to webroot) or * uniquenessIDs of any included requirements * which should be blocked when executing {@link inlcudeInHTML()}. * This is useful to e.g. prevent core classes to modifying * Requirements without subclassing the entire functionality. * Use {@link unblock()} or {@link unblock_all()} to revert changes. * * @var array $blocked */ protected static $blocked = array(); /** * See {@link combine_files()}. * * @var array $combine_files */ public static $combine_files = array(); /** * Using the JSMin library to minify any * javascript file passed to {@link combine_files()}. * * @var boolean */ public static $combine_js_with_jsmin = true; /** * Put all javascript includes at the bottom of the template * before the closing tag instead of the tag. * This means script downloads won't block other HTTP-requests, * which can be a performance improvement. * Caution: Doesn't work when modifying the DOM from those external * scripts without listening to window.onload/document.ready * (e.g. toplevel document.write() calls). * * @see http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html#js_bottom * * @var boolean */ public static $write_js_to_body = false; /** * Register the given javascript file as required. * Filenames should be relative to the base, eg, 'sapphire/javascript/loader.js' */ static function javascript($file) { Requirements::$javascript[$file] = true; } /** * Add the javascript code to the header of the page * @todo Make Requirements automatically put this into a separate file :-) * @param script The script content * @param uniquenessID Use this to ensure that pieces of code only get added once. */ static function customScript($script, $uniquenessID = null) { if($uniquenessID) Requirements::$customScript[$uniquenessID] = $script; else { Requirements::$customScript[] = $script; } $script .= "\n"; } /** * Add the CSS styling to the header of the page * @todo Make Requirements automatically put this into a separate file :-) */ static function customCSS($script, $uniquenessID = null) { if($uniquenessID) Requirements::$customCSS[$uniquenessID] = $script; else { Requirements::$customCSS[] = $script; } } /** * Add the following custom code to the section of the page. * * @param string $html * @param string $uniquenessID */ static function insertHeadTags($html, $uniquenessID = null) { if($uniquenessID) Requirements::$customHeadTags[$uniquenessID] = $html; else { Requirements::$customHeadTags[] = $html; } } /** * Load the given javascript template with the page. * @param file The template file to load. * @param vars The array of variables to load. These variables are loaded via string search & replace. */ static function javascriptTemplate($file, $vars, $uniquenessID = null) { $script = file_get_contents(Director::getAbsFile($file)); foreach($vars as $k => $v) { $search[] = '$' . $k; $replace[] = str_replace("\\'","'", Convert::raw2js($v)); } $script = str_replace($search, $replace, $script); Requirements::customScript($script, $uniquenessID); } /** * Register the given stylesheet file as required. * * @param $file String Filenames should be relative to the base, eg, 'jsparty/tree/tree.css' * @param $media String Comma-separated list of media-types (e.g. "screen,projector") * @see http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/media.html */ static function css($file, $media = null) { Requirements::$css[$file] = array( "media" => $media ); } /** * Register the given "themeable stylesheet" as required. * Themeable stylesheets have globally unique names, just like templates and PHP files. * Because of this, they can be replaced by similarly named CSS files in the theme directory. * * @param $name String The identifier of the file. For example, css/MyFile.css would have the identifier "MyFile" * @param $media String Comma-separated list of media-types (e.g. "screen,projector") */ static function themedCSS($name, $media = null) { global $_CSS_MANIFEST; $theme = SSViewer::current_theme(); if($theme && isset($_CSS_MANIFEST[$name]) && isset($_CSS_MANIFEST[$name]['themes']) && isset($_CSS_MANIFEST[$name]['themes'][$theme])) Requirements::css($_CSS_MANIFEST[$name]['themes'][$theme], $media); else if(isset($_CSS_MANIFEST[$name]) && isset($_CSS_MANIFEST[$name]['unthemed'])) Requirements::css($_CSS_MANIFEST[$name]['unthemed'], $media); // Normal requirements fails quietly when there is no css - we should do the same // else user_error("themedCSS - No CSS file '$name.css' found.", E_USER_WARNING); } /** * Clear either a single or all requirements. * Caution: Clearing single rules works only with customCSS and customScript if you specified a {@uniquenessID}. * * @param $file String */ static function clear($fileOrID = null) { if($fileOrID) { foreach(array('javascript','css', 'customScript', 'customCSS') as $type) { if(isset(Requirements::${$type}[$fileOrID])) { Requirements::$disabled[$type][$fileOrID] = Requirements::${$type}[$fileOrID]; unset(Requirements::${$type}[$fileOrID]); } } } else { Requirements::$disabled['javascript'] = Requirements::$javascript; Requirements::$disabled['css'] = Requirements::$css; Requirements::$disabled['customScript'] = Requirements::$customScript; Requirements::$disabled['customCSS'] = Requirements::$customCSS; Requirements::$javascript = array(); Requirements::$css = array(); Requirements::$customScript = array(); Requirements::$customCSS = array(); Requirements::$customHeadTags = array(); } } /** * Needed to actively prevent the inclusion of a file, * e.g. when using your own prototype.js. * Blocking should only be used as an exception, because * it is hard to trace back. You can just block items with an * ID, so make sure you add an unique identifier to customCSS() and customScript(). * * @param string $fileOrID */ static function block($fileOrID) { self::$blocked[$fileOrID] = $fileOrID; } /** * Removes an item from the blocking-list. * CAUTION: Does not "re-add" any previously blocked elements. * @param string $fileOrID */ static function unblock($fileOrID) { if(isset(self::$blocked[$fileOrID])) unset(self::$blocked[$fileOrID]); } /** * Removes all items from the blocking-list. */ static function unblock_all() { self::$blocked = array(); } /** * Restore requirements cleared by call to Requirements::clear */ static function restore() { Requirements::$javascript = Requirements::$disabled['javascript']; Requirements::$css = Requirements::$disabled['css']; Requirements::$customScript = Requirements::$disabled['customScript']; Requirements::$customCSS = Requirements::$disabled['customCSS']; } /** * Update the given HTML content with the appropriate include tags for the registered * requirements. Needs to receive a valid HTML/XHTML template in the $content parameter, * including a tag. The requirements will insert before the closing tag automatically. * * @todo Calculate $prefix properly * * @param string $templateFilePath Absolute path for the *.ss template file * @param string $content HTML content that has already been parsed from the $templateFilePath through {@link SSViewer}. * @return string HTML content thats augumented with the requirements before the closing tag. */ static function includeInHTML($templateFile, $content) { if(isset($_GET['debug_profile'])) Profiler::mark("Requirements::includeInHTML"); if(strpos($content, ' $dummy) { $path = self::path_for_file($file); if($path) { $jsRequirements .= "\n"; } } // add all inline javascript *after* including external files which // they might rely on if(self::$customScript) { foreach(array_diff_key(self::$customScript,self::$blocked) as $script) { $jsRequirements .= "\n"; } } foreach(array_diff_key(self::$css,self::$blocked) as $file => $params) { $path = self::path_for_file($file); if($path) { $media = (isset($params['media']) && !empty($params['media'])) ? " media=\"{$params['media']}\"" : ""; $requirements .= "\n"; } } foreach(array_diff_key(self::$customCSS,self::$blocked) as $css) { $requirements .= "\n"; } foreach(array_diff_key(self::$customHeadTags,self::$blocked) as $customHeadTag) { $requirements .= "$customHeadTag\n"; } if(self::$write_js_to_body) { // Remove all newlines from code to preserve layout $jsRequirements = preg_replace('/>\n*/', '>', $jsRequirements); // We put script tags into the body, for performance. // If your template already has script tags in the body, then we put our script tags at the top of the body. // Otherwise, we put it at the bottom. $p1 = strripos($content, '