Function Index
Mimics the behavior of gettext. A function to search LBCode marked-up text and convert the URIs in links and images from relative to absolute. A version of absolutizeBBCodeURI that works with HTML markup. Activates an event for the raising object. Raises an arbitrary event for the given class. Creates a new event. Adds a handler function to an event. Add an item to the HTTP header for the page. Adds an inline script to the header of the page. Adds style sheets to be added inline into the page. Adds a generic link element to the page header. Adds a META item to the page. A short-hand way to add configuration options. Adds an RSS feed to the link elements of the page header. Adds a script file to the header of the page. Adds style sheets to be link into the page. Adds a user to a group. Adds the user to the specified group. Returns a link to the object’s base directory. Gets a link to the object’s base directory, to use for converting relative to absolute paths. Converts LBCode markup into HTML. Get data from the HTTP POST and put it into the blog object. Sets template variables for display of a blog. Calculates a file name for a “pretty” permalink wrapper script. An alternate way to find the document root. Determines if a given user has permissions to add child objects to some particular object. Return the canonical path for a given file. Change working directory Checks tokens to determine if the user is logged in. Checks if a password is valid for the current user. Checks if a given URL is pingback-enabled or not. Change permissions on a file or directory. Get the permalink to the object. Determines the status of the upload.
Copy a single file. Creates an event for the current class. An alias for current_uri(true, false, $no_escape). Convenience function to return the path to the current script. The absolute URL of the requested script. Gets or sets the default group for this user. Removes an existing weblog. Delete a comment. Delete the current object. Delete a single file. Permanently delete a trackback. An explicitly called destructor because PHP 4 doesn’t have proper destructors. Displays the page, i.e. Returns a name to display. Edit an existing post. Change an existing post. Set or return the user’s e-mail address. Sets variables in an entry template for display. Gets the ID of the article, which is normally just the last portion of the path. Gets an identifier for the current entry. Gets a message associated with the status of the upload. Export blog variables to a PHPTemplate class. Convenience function to export relevant user data to a template. Extracts all the hyperlinks from the entry text. Requests a URL from a remote host and returns the resulting data. A quick utility function to fix the borked permissions from not setting the correct umask when creating directories. Print a formatted date. |