Return first word in given string
Available since version 3.0.162.
Usage
// basic usage
$string = $sanitizer->word(string $value);
// usage with all arguments
$string = $sanitizer->word(string $value, array $options = []);
Arguments
| Name | Type(s) | Description |
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value | string | String containing one or more words |
options (optional) | array | Options to adjust behavior: keepNumbers (bool): Allow numbers as return value? (default=true)keepNumberFormat (bool): Keep minus/comma/period in numbers rather than splitting into words? Also requires keepNumbers==true. (default=false)keepUnderscore (bool): Keep underscores as part of words? (default=false)keepHyphen (bool): Keep hyphenated words? (default=false)keepChars (array): Specify any of these to also keep as part of words ['.', ',', ';', '/', '*', ':', '+', '<', '>', '_', '-' ] (default=[])minWordLength (int): Minimum word length (default=1)maxWordLength (int): Maximum word length (default=80)maxWords (int): Maximum words (default=1 or 99 if a seperator option is specified)maxLength (int): Maximum returned string length (default=1024)stripTags (bool): Strip markup tags so they don’t contribute to returned word? (default=true)- `separator' (string): Merge multiple words into one word split by this character? (default='', disabled) 3.0.195+
ascii (bool): Allow only ASCII word characters? (default=false)beautify (bool): Make ugly strings more pretty? This collapses and trims redundant separators (default=false)
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Return value
See Also
$sanitizer methods and properties
API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.228