Closing HTML tags.

[LPA]

Hi,

I have a function to take the 300 first words of a db field. As this field
contains HTML, if some tags are not closed (TABLE, TD, TR, SPAN, DIV, P,
....) the presentation is out.

Is someone have a solution ?

Thanx

LPA

[Richard Grove]

Re: Closing HTML tags.

"LPA" <lpa@numericabl e.fr> wrote in message
news:3faf541b$0 $243$a3f2974a@n nrp1.numericabl e.fr...[color=blue]
> Hi,
>
> I have a function to take the 300 first words of a db field. As this field
> contains HTML, if some tags are not closed (TABLE, TD, TR, SPAN, DIV, P,
> ...) the presentation is out.
>
> Is someone have a solution ?
>
> Thanx
>
> LPA
>
> .[/color]

Close the tags

Regards
Richard Grove


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[Martin Meredith]

Re: Closing HTML tags.

LPA wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi,
>
> I have a function to take the 300 first words of a db field. As this field
> contains HTML, if some tags are not closed (TABLE, TD, TR, SPAN, DIV, P,
> ...) the presentation is out.
>
> Is someone have a solution ?
>
> Thanx
>
> LPA
>
>[/color]

I normally make an array of tags that i open, and just remove them as I
close them, then any that are still open I can just call a foreach to
close them.

Though this might not be ideal for you.

Another way of doing might be to store your output in a buffer, and
before you output it, run it through an XML processor and check for errors.

[LPA]

Re: Closing HTML tags.

> Close the tags[color=blue]
>
> Regards
> Richard Grove[/color]

Thanx for the suggestion ;))))))))

[LPA]

Re: Closing HTML tags.

Thats whats I was thinking.. Having an index array : tag=>count..
I think i'll try this

Many thnx

LPA

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> I normally make an array of tags that i open, and just remove them as I
> close them, then any that are still open I can just call a foreach to
> close them.
>
> Though this might not be ideal for you.
>
> Another way of doing might be to store your output in a buffer, and
> before you output it, run it through an XML processor and check for[/color]
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>[/color]