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====== <#StringReplace> ======

Replaces occurrences of a substring within a string. StringReplace replaces occurrences of the substring 
specified by OldPattern with the substring specified by NewPattern in the string S. 

<code>
Using StringReplace tag is essentially placing application logic into the presentation 
that may be better handled in PHP. Use at your own discretion. 
</code>

==== Parameters ====

^ Name                                                       ^ Mandatory ^ Default ^ Description ^     
| <html><span style="color:#008000">Str</span></html>        | Yes       |         | Source string |
| <html><span style="color:#008000">OldPattern</span></html> | Yes       |         | Replaces occurrences of the substring specified by OldPattern  |
| <html><span style="color:#008000">NewPattern</span></html> | No        |         | With the substring specified by NewPattern |
| <html><span style="color:#008000">ReplaceAll</span></html> | No        | 0       | Replace all occurrences. If this flag is not present, only the first occurrence of the target substring is replaced |
| <html><span style="color:#008000">IgnoreCase</span></html> | No        | 0       | Match occurrences of the substring case-insensitively. If this flag is not present, only case-sensitive matches are considered |

==== Example ====

<code>

<#stringreplace str="abcde" OldPattern="abc" NewPattern="...">

</code>

The above example will output: 

<code>

...de

</code>

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