Quick and Dirty Rails Style HTML Tag Helpers

gistfile1.php

<?php
/*
 * 
 * link_to(url, text, options)
 * url and text are strings, options is an object with any additional attributes you might want on a link
 * Simple.  Rustic, yeah?  |  Use it like this:
 * link_to('http://www.google.com', "Google", object ["id" => "user_link_132930482", "class" => "my_link", "alt" => "alt-text"]);
 *
*/


function link_to($url='', $text='', $options = ""){
	// iterate through options if defined
	$option_list = "";
	if (!empty($options)){
		foreach ($options as $key => $value) {
			$option_list .= $key . "='" . $value . "'";
		};
	};
	$html = "<a href='" . $url . "' " . $option_list . ">" . $text . "</a>";
	echo $html;
}

/*
 * 
 * img_tag(src, options)
 * src is a string, options is an object with any additional attributes
 *
*/


function img_tag($src, $options=""){
	$option_list = "";
	if (!empty($options)){
		foreach ($options as $key => $value) {
			$option_list .= $key . "='" . $value . "'";
		};
	};
	$html = "<img src='" . $src . "' " . $option_list . " />";
	echo $html;
}

/*
 * 
 * bp_tag(tag_name, text, options)
 * src and text are strings, options is an object with any additional attributes
 *
*/

function bp_tag($tag_name, $text="", $options=""){
	// iterate through options if defined
	$option_list = "";
	if (!empty($options)){
		foreach ($options as $key => $value) {
			$option_list .= $key . "='" . $value . "'";
		};
	};
	$html = "<" . $tag_name . " " . $option_list . ">" . $text . "</" . $tag_name . ">";
	echo $html;
}
?>

Can definitely use some refinement...