AnewtURL Class Reference

This class provides static methods for easy URL manipulation. More...

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Static Public Member Functions
static	build ($path, $parameters=null)
	Build a URL from the passed parameters.
static	parse ($url)
	Parse a URL into a path and an array of query parameters.

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Detailed Description

This class provides static methods for easy URL manipulation.

Definition at line 14 of file url.lib.php.

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Member Function Documentation

static AnewtURL::build	(	$	path,
		$	parameters = null
	)			[static]

Build a URL from the passed parameters.

You can provide a single path string, or an array of strings, in which case each of the items in $path is a path component. The path components will be concatenated, separated by slashes.

All slashes are normalized. If the first path component has a leading slash, the resulting string will also have a leading slash and if it doesn't, the resulting string won't have one either. The same goes for the trailing slash: if the last path component ends with a slash, the resulting string will have one as well.

If $parameters is passed, a HTTP query string will be appended to the url using the this associatve array.

Example:

$url = AnewtURL::join(array('/path/to', $file), array('foo' => 'bar'));

Parameters:

	$path	Single string or array of strings (each item is a path component of the url)
	$parameters	Associative array used to build a query string (optional)

Returns:

The resulting URL path

See also:

AnewtURL::parse

Definition at line 48 of file url.lib.php.

static AnewtURL::parse

(

$

url

)

[static]

Parse a URL into a path and an array of query parameters.

This is (partly) the inverse operation of inverse AnewtURL::build() and can be used to parse an url into a path and query parameters (the GET string).

Parameters:

$url

string The url to parse.

Returns:

A (path, parameters) code containing a string and an associative array.

See also:

AnewtURL::build

Definition at line 189 of file url.lib.php.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• url.lib.php