nathanpitman/encode_decode.pi.ee_addon

This ExpressionEngine plug-in is designed to help you encode and decode a string of text. Typical use would be to encode a string so it can be safely passed from one page to another in the URL. Includes support for json, base64, htmlspecialchars, htmlentities, uuencode and rawurlencode.

'Encode/Decode' for ExpressionEngine

This plug-in is designed to help you encode and decode a string of text. Typical use would be to encode a string so it can be safely passed from one page to another in the URL. Includes support for json, base64, htmlspecialchars, htmlentities, uuencode and rawurlencode.

BASIC USAGE:

{exp:encode_decode style="url" direction="encode"}This is @/ test string{/exp:encode_decode}

PARAMETERS:

string = '[email protected]' (optional)

• If you'd rather not use the plug-in as a tag pair, use a single tag and specify the string parameter.

style = 'url' (default - url)

• The encoding style. this can be either: "url","rawurl","htmlspecialchars","htmlentities","uu", "base64" or "url_safe_base64".

direction = 'encode' (default - encode)

• The direction to push the string in: "encode" or "decode".

encode_decode.pi.ee_addon's Issues

EE2 Version?

Hey Nathan, I've got an EE1 site using Encode/Decode that will be upgrading to EE2 soon. Do you happen to have an EE2-compatible version in the works?

url_safe_base64 replacement_chars arrays

Think you've got them the wrong way around.

Try this (equivalent to what happens when the plugin encodes):

$replacement_chars = array(
 '.' => '+',
 '-' => '=',
 '~' => '/'
);
echo strtr("split/string",$replacement_chars);

The / is still there in the output.

Think you you need the other set from the decode function in encode and v.v.