I have a comma separated string, which consists of a list of tags and want to convert it to array to get a link for every tag.
Example:
$string = 'html,css,php,mysql,javascript';
I want to make it like this:
<a href="tag/html">html</a>, <a href="tag/css">css</a>, <a href="tag/php">php</a>, <a href="tag/mysql">mysql</a>, <a href="tag/javascript">javascript</a>
So the result will be a string containing comma separated links with a space after each link and with no comma after the last link.
I have this function where $arg = 'html,css,php,mysql,javascript':
function info_get_tags( $arg ) {
global $u;
$tagss = '';
if ( $arg == '' ) {
return '';
} else {
$tags_arr = explode( ',' , $arg );
foreach ( $tags_arr as $tag ) {
$tags = '<a href="' . $u . 'tag/' . $tag . '/" title="' . $tag . '">' . $tag . '</a>';
$tagss .= $tags;
}
return $tagss;
}
}
This script works for me but without commas and spaces and if we add a comma and a space here:
$tags = '<a href="' . $u . 'tag/' . $tag . '/">' . $tag . '</a>, ';
we get commas and spaces but there will be a trailing comma after the last link.
Just like you explode
d you can implode
again:
$tags = explode(',', $arg);
foreach ($tags as &$tag) {
$tag = '<a href="' . $u . 'tag/' . $tag . '/" title="' . $tag . '">' . $tag . '</a>';
}
return implode(', ', $tags);
Here's an alternative that uses array_map instead of the foreach loop:
global $u;
function add_html($tag){
return('<a href="' . $u . 'tag/' . $tag . '/" title="' . $tag . '">' . $tag . '</a>');
}
function get_tags($taglist){
$tags_arr = array_map("add_html", explode( ',' , $taglist));
return implode(", " , $tags_arr);
}
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