I use DOMxpath to remove html tags that have empty text node but to keep <br/>
tags,
$xpath = new DOMXPath($dom);
while(($nodeList = $xpath->query('//*[not(text()) and not(node()) and not(self::br)]')) && $nodeList->length > 0)
{
foreach ($nodeList as $node)
{
$node->parentNode->removeChild($node);
}
}
it works perfectly until I came across another problem,
$content = '<p><br/><br/><br/><br/></p>';
How do remove this kind of messy <br/>
and<p>
? which means I don't want to allow <br/>
alone with <p>
but I allow <br/>
with proper text like this only,
$content = '<p>first break <br/> second break <br/> the last line</p>';
Is that possible?
Or is it better with a regular expression?
I tried something like this,
$nodeList = $xpath->query("//p[text()=<br\s*\/?>\s*]");
foreach($nodeList as $node)
{
$node->parentNode->removeChild($node);
}
but it return this error,
Warning: DOMXPath::query() [domxpath.query]: Invalid expression in...
我使用DOMxpath删除具有空文本节点的html标记但保留 它完美无缺 我遇到了另一个问题, p>
如何删除这种凌乱的 这可能吗? p>
或者使用正则表达式会更好吗? p>
但它返回此错误, p>
&lt; br /&gt; code>标签, p>
$ xpath = new DOMXPath($ dom);
while(($ nodeList = $ xpath-&gt; query('// * [not(text())and not(node())and not(self :: br)]'))&amp;&amp; $ nodeList-&gt; length&gt; 0)
{
foreach($ nodeList as $ node)
{
$ node-&gt; parentNode-&gt; removeChild($ node);
}
}
code> pre>
$ content ='&lt; p&gt;&lt; br /&gt;&lt; br /&gt;&lt; br /&gt;&lt; br / &GT;&LT; / p为H.';
code> pre>
&lt; br /&gt; code>和
&lt; p&gt; code>? 这意味着我不想单独使用
&lt; br /&gt; code>和
&lt; p&gt; code>,但我允许
&lt; br /&gt; code >只有这样的正确文字, p>
$ content ='&lt; p&gt; first break&lt; br /&gt; 第二次休息&lt; br /&gt; 最后一行&lt; / p&gt;';
code> pre>
$ nodeList = $ xpath-&gt; query(“// p [text()=&lt; br \ s * \ /? &gt; \ s *]“);
foreach($ nodeList as $ node)
{
$ node-&gt; parentNode-&gt; removeChild($ node);
}
code> pre>
警告:DOMXPath :: query()[domxpath.query]:...中的表达式无效 n code> pre>
div>
You can select the unwanted p using XPath:
"//p[count(*)=count(br) and br and normalize-space(.)='']"
Note to select empty-text nodes shouldn't you better use (?):
"//*[normalize-space(.)='' and not(self::br)]"
This will select any element (but br) whithout text nodes, nodes like:
<p><b/><i/></p>
or
<p> <br/> <br/>
</p>
included.
You could get rid of them all by simply checking to see that the only things within a paragraph are spaces and <br />
tags: preg_replace("\<p\>(\s|\<br\s*\/\>)*\<\/p\>","",$content);
Broken down:
\<p\> # Match for <p>
( # Beginning of a group
\s # Match a space character
| # or...
\<br\s*\/\> # match a <br /> tag, with any number (including 0) spaces between the <br and />
)* # Match this whole group (spaces or <br /> tags) 0 or more times.
\<\/p\> # Match for </p>
I will mention, however, that unless your HTML is well-formatted (one-line, no strange spaces or paragraph classes, etc), you should not use regex to parse this. If it is, this regex should work just fine.
I have almost same situation, i use:
$document->loadHTML(str_replace('<br>', urlencode('<br>'), $string_or_file));
And use urlencode()
to change it back for display or inserting to database.
Its work for me.