I have a string which contains HTML tags. I'm looking for a piece of code that would let me truncate this string to:
<img />).For example, the string is:
<img>Something</img><b>Just an Example</b> Plain Text <br><a href="#">stackoverflow</a>
So the result should be:
Just an Example Plain Text stackoverflow (its a link).
As a result we have around 35 words (except white-space).
I tried solution from this question, but didn't get required result. Any help would be appreciated.
text_truncate = function(str, length, ending) { if (length == null) { length = 100; } if (ending == null) { ending = '...'; } if (str. length > length) { return str. substring(0, length - ending. length) + ending; } else { return str; } }; console.
The HTML tags can be removed from a given string by using replaceAll() method of String class. We can remove the HTML tags from a given string by using a regular expression. After removing the HTML tags from a string, it will return a string as normal text.
For HTML tags, you can press Alt+Enter and select Remove tag instead of removing an opening tag and then a closing tag.
To truncate a string in C, you can simply insert a terminating null character in the desired position. All of the standard functions will then treat the string as having the new length. Save this answer.
How about a function. Here's mine -- AbstractHTMLContents. It has two parameters:
Here's the code:
function AbstractHTMLContents($html, $maxLength=100){
    mb_internal_encoding("UTF-8");
    $printedLength = 0;
    $position = 0;
    $tags = array();
    $newContent = '';
    $html = $content = preg_replace("/<img[^>]+\>/i", "", $html);
    while ($printedLength < $maxLength && preg_match('{</?([a-z]+)[^>]*>|&#?[a-zA-Z0-9]+;}', $html, $match, PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE, $position))
    {
        list($tag, $tagPosition) = $match[0];
        // Print text leading up to the tag.
        $str = mb_strcut($html, $position, $tagPosition - $position);
        if ($printedLength + mb_strlen($str) > $maxLength){
            $newstr = mb_strcut($str, 0, $maxLength - $printedLength);
            $newstr = preg_replace('~\s+\S+$~', '', $newstr);  
            $newContent .= $newstr;
            $printedLength = $maxLength;
            break;
        }
        $newContent .= $str;
        $printedLength += mb_strlen($str);
        if ($tag[0] == '&') {
            // Handle the entity.
            $newContent .= $tag;
            $printedLength++;
        } else {
            // Handle the tag.
            $tagName = $match[1][0];
            if ($tag[1] == '/') {
              // This is a closing tag.
              $openingTag = array_pop($tags);
              assert($openingTag == $tagName); // check that tags are properly nested.
              $newContent .= $tag;
            } else if ($tag[mb_strlen($tag) - 2] == '/'){
          // Self-closing tag.
            $newContent .= $tag;
        } else {
          // Opening tag.
          $newContent .= $tag;
          $tags[] = $tagName;
        }
      }
      // Continue after the tag.
      $position = $tagPosition + mb_strlen($tag);
    }
    // Print any remaining text.
    if ($printedLength < $maxLength && $position < mb_strlen($html))
      {
        $newstr = mb_strcut($html, $position, $maxLength - $printedLength);
        $newstr = preg_replace('~\s+\S+$~', '', $newstr);
        $newContent .= $newstr;
      }
    // Close any open tags.
    while (!empty($tags))
      {
        $newContent .= sprintf('</%s>', array_pop($tags));
      }
    return $newContent;
}
It seems, it gives result expected by you.
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