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The CategoriesFilter add-on is simply a custom Statamic Collection Filter that is really good at figuring out how articles on the site are related to one another based on their category. This is made simpler by the fact that I am limiting each...
1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Str ; 2 3 // true 4 Str :: endsWith ( ' A simple sentence. ' , ' . ' ) ; 5 6 // false 7 Str :: endsWith ( ' No punctuation here ' , ' . ' ) ; 8 9 // false 10 Str :: endsWith ( ' Case matters ' , ' S ' ) ; 11 12 // true...
Now that our text box will send the hidden input values, what should we do about the actual pagination links? When a user clicks on one of those, it just sends the page number, and none of the search data. That's no good. Well, in our view where...
Returns access to an internal BladeValidator instance. If a validator instance does not already exist, one will be automatically created by calling the ValidatorFactory::makeBladeValidator() method. 1 <?php 2 3 use Stillat \ BladeParser \...
…or The validator instance. 1 <?php 2 3 use Stillat \ BladeParser \ Document \ Document ; 4 use Stillat \ BladeParser \ Validation \ AbstractNodeValidator ; 5 6 public function withValidator ( 7 AbstractNodeValidator $ validator 8 ) : Document ;...
Meerkat will call various methods throughout the reply process. You can tap into these by supplying your own implementation for the submit , canceled , and replyOpen methods.
The sumbit() method is called when a visitor clicks on the "Submit Reply" button. This method is wired up to the form's submit event, so you can do anything you'd like here: 1 MeerkatReply . submit = function ( evt ) { 2 // Handle the form. 3...
The make method is responsible for doing the actual hashing. It also accepts an $options array. We will allow a salt to be supplied using the options array. If no salt is supplied, we will generate one. For the actual hashing, we will make a call...
The signature of the first method is: 1 public static function first ( 2 $ array , 3 callable $ callback = null , 4 $ default = null 5 ) ;
The $callback function is an optional parameter, and can be omitted. When the $callback parameter is omitted, the first method will return the first item in the array: 1 use Illuminate \ Support \ Arr ; 2 3 // 'browser' 4 $ firstItem = Arr ::...