Replacing text with a variable in content

[angelpeace]

My content page:

"This is my website." -> This is my website.

{content assign="myvalue"}
{assign var="key1" value="website"}
{assign var="changeto" value="<a href='#link1' title='Title Key 1'>{$key1|capitalize}</a>"}
{$myvalue|replace:"`$key1`":"`$changeto`"}

I want:

{content assign="myvalue"}
{assign var="key1" value="my"}
{assign var="key2" value="website"}
{assign var="changeto1" value="<a href='#link1' title='Title Key 1'>{$key1|capitalize}</a>"}
{assign var="changeto2" value="<a href='#link2' title='Title Key 2'>{$key2|capitalize}</a>"}

With a key 1
{$myvalue|replace:"`$key1`":"`$changeto1`"}
and key 2 and ...
{$myvalue|replace:"`$key2`":"`$changeto2`"}

=> could replace more text in one {content assign="myvalue"}

Thanks,

[Jeff]

You could use the php function str_replace:

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{content assign="myvalue"}
{assign var="key1" value="my"}
{assign var="key2" value="website"}
{assign var="changeto1" value="<a href='#link1' title='Title Key 1'>{$key1|capitalize}</a>"}
{assign var="changeto2" value="<a href='#link2' title='Title Key 2'>{$key2|capitalize}</a>"}

{[$key1,$key2]|str_replace:[$changeto1,$changeto2]:$myvalue}

Actually when looking at the code for the modifier replace it is a wrapper for str_replace so you use it as:

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{$myvalue|replace:[$key1,$key2]:[$changeto1,$changeto2]}