return $ret;
}
-/**
- * for html,xml parsing - let's say you've got
- * an attribute foobar="class1 class2 class3"
- * and you want to find out if it contains 'class3'.
- * you can't use a normal sub string search because you
- * might match 'notclass3' and a regex to do the job is
- * possible but a bit complicated.
- * pass the attribute string as $attr and the attribute you
- * are looking for as $s - returns true if found, otherwise false
- *
- * @param string $attr attribute value
- * @param string $s string to search
- * @return boolean True if found, False otherwise
- */
-function attribute_contains($attr, $s) {
- $a = explode(' ', $attr);
- return (count($a) && in_array($s,$a));
-}
-
/**
* Compare activity uri. Knows about activity namespace.
*