Sanitizer Transliterate

Adds a transliterate method to $sanitizer that performs character substitutions as defined in the module config.

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A module for ProcessWire CMS/CMF. Adds a transliterate method to $sanitizer that performs character replacements as defined in the module config. The default character replacements are based on the defaults from InputfieldPageName, but with uppercase characters included too.

Usage

Install the Sanitizer Transliterate module.

Customise the character replacements in the module config as needed.

Use the sanitizer on strings like so:

$transliterated_string = $sanitizer->transliterate($string);

transliterate

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