Zend Framework 1.10.9 Manual
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This guide to get you started with Zend_Markup uses the BBCode parser
and HTML renderer. The priciples discussed can be adapted to other
parsers and renderers.
Ejemplo #1 Basic Zend_Markup Usage
We will first instantiate a Zend_Markup_Renderer_Html object
using the Zend_Markup::factory() method. This will also create
a Zend_Markup_Parser_Bbcode object which will be added to the
renderer object.
Afther that, we will use the render() method to convert a piece of BBCode to HTML.
// Creates instance of Zend_Markup_Renderer_Html,
// with Zend_Markup_Parser_BbCode as its parser
$bbcode = Zend_Markup::factory('Bbcode');
echo $bbcode->render('[b]bold text[/b] and [i]cursive text[/i]');
// Outputs: 'bold text and cursive text'
Ejemplo #2 A more complicated example of Zend_Markup
This time, we will do exactly the same as above, but with more complicated BBCode markup.
$bbcode = Zend_Markup::factory('Bbcode');
$input = <<render($input);
/*
Should output something like:
- Zend Framework
- Foobar
*/
Ejemplo #3 Processing incorrect input
Besides simply parsing and rendering markup such as BBCode,
Zend_Markup is also able to handle incorrect input. Most BBCode
processors are not able to render all input to XHTML valid output.
Zend_Markup corrects input that is nested incorrectly, and also
closes tags that were not closed:
$bbcode = Zend_Markup::factory('Bbcode');
echo $bbcode->render('some [i]wrong [b]sample [/i] text');
// Note that the '[b]' tag is never closed, and is also incorrectly
// nested; regardless, Zend_Markup renders it correctly as:
// some wrong sample text
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