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iturgeon/fuelfilter
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Allows View Filtering with custom filters in FuelPHP framework

1.0.0(12y ago)021MITPHPPHP >=5.3.0

Since Feb 22Pushed 12y ago1 watchersCompare

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Fuel Filter Views
=================

[](#fuel-filter-views)

This little add-on lets you create new FuelPHP View Filters that process the strings generated by a rendered View.

No Follow Filter
================

[](#no-follow-filter)

Included in the code is a sample No Follow Filter. This filter injects rel="nofollow" into html links.

Usage:

```
	// create a new view (these extend FuelPHP's View Class)
	$view = \Filter\View::forge('myView');
	$view->add_filters(\Filter\NoFollow::forge());
	echo($view);
```

Creating Custom Filters
=======================

[](#creating-custom-filters)

Create a new Filter class that extends our Filter class.

For example: this class named /fuel/app/classes/reversefilter.php

```