TinyMCE creates empty paragraph tags when you hit enter twice. like:
<p> </p>
Which is
<p>SPACE</p>
In FireBug it calls this space a " "
but the html code/DB backend just shows a space. When I do "str_replace('<p> </p>'....."
it doesnt find the block... basically I think the "space" is somehow not a standard space and some sort of borked encoded space. Is there a regex I can run that will remove this tag? I've been stuck on this for hours... or even something like
regex('<p>LESS THAN THREE CHARS</p>'...)
would probably work
Thank you
当您按两次输入时,TinyMCE会创建空的段落标记。 像: p>
&LT; p为H. &lt; / p&gt; code> pre>
&lt; p&gt; SPACE&lt; / p&gt; code> p>
在FireBug中,它将此空间称为
“&amp; nbsp;” code>,但html代码/数据库后端只显示一个空格。 当我执行
“str_replace('&lt; p&gt;&lt; / p&gt;'.....” code>时,它找不到块...基本上我认为“空间”不是一个标准 空间和某种borked编码空间。有没有我可以运行的正则表达式会删除这个标签?我已经坚持了几个小时...甚至像 p>
正则表达式('&lt; p&gt;少于三个字符&lt; / p&gt;'...) code> p>
可能会起作用 p>
谢谢 p> div>
I would use:
$str = preg_replace('~<p>\s*<\/p>~i','',$str);
where \s
signifies a white space of any kind (tab, space, etc.) and *
indicates 0 or more occurence of this (space). So <p></p>
, <p> </p>
, <p>{multiple spaces here}</p>
will all be replaced by an empty string. The additional i
flag is for case-insensitivity, just in case <p>
's might instead be <P>
's.
Try this
$string="a bunch of text with <p> </p> in it";
$string=str_replace("/<p> <\/p>/","",$string);
Note a couple things: the forward slashes before and after the string to match, as well as the escaping backslash before the forward slash in the second paragraph tag.
$text = preg_replace('#<p> </p>#i','<p></p>', $text);
worked for me, as the variable contains the actual string " "
and not the non-breaking space unicode character. Thus neither #<p>.</p>#i
worked nor copying the non-breaking-space character from character map.
The answers above won't work if <p>
tag has any inline attributes, such as
<p style="font-weight:bold">
.
Here is a regex to catch it:
#<p[^>]*>(\s| |</?\s?br\s?/?>)*</?p>#
None of the given answers were working for me, but here's what did:
$str = str_replace('<p> </p>', '', $str);
Definitely not the most correct way to do things. But if you're working with (against) TinyMCE, specifically inside of SuiteCRM, this should help.