PHP:转换HTML以在标记中的alt / title属性中使用并保持格式

PHP:转换HTML以在标记中的alt / title属性中使用并保持格式

问题描述:

Essentially I have this

<p>hello</p>
<p>So I wanted just to say hi</p>
<p>I hope its going well</p>

Coming from a db.

If I just strip the tags then in the title I get this

title="helloSo I wanted just to say hiI hope its going well"

What I want (like SO does it).

title="Hello    
So I wanted just to say hi
I hope its going well"

I have tried using or and it just shows up in the title text.

title="Hello
So I wanted just to say hi
I hope its going well"

Is this possible because of using Markdown and the way SO is saving the text?

I'm using TinyMCE and I have looked into ways of formatting the text, I've even tried using the output buffer to try and arrange the text how I want it.

Edit: Lets make this really clear and simple. It's going into a TITLE element!

If I can't get this to work, I'll just do this via a popup with jQuery.

Any help / advise appreciated :)

基本上我有这个 p>

 &lt; p&gt; hello&lt;  / p&gt; 
&lt; p&gt;所以我只想说嗨&lt; / p&gt; 
&lt; p&gt;我希望它顺利进行&lt; / p&gt; 
  code>  pre> 
 
 

来自db。 p>

如果我只是剥离标签然后在标题中我得到这个 p>

  title =“helloSo我想要的只是 要说hiI希望它顺利进行“
  code>  pre> 
 
 

我想要的是什么(就像SO那样 strong>)。 p>

  title =“Hello 
所以我只想说嗨
我希望它顺利”
  code>  pre> 
 
 

我尝试过使用 \ n或 code>,它只显示在标题文本中。 p>

  title =“Hello 
 
 
我只想说嗨
 
I 希望它顺利进行“
   code>  pre> 
 
 

这是否可行,因为使用了 Markdown strong>以及SO保存文字的方式? p> \ n

我正在使用TinyMCE,我已经研究了格式化文本的方法,我甚至尝试使用输出缓冲区来尝试排列文本如何 我想要它。 p>

编辑:让我们清楚而简单。 它将进入一个TITLE元素! strong> p>

如果我无法使用它,我将通过jQuery弹出窗口执行此操作。 p >

任何帮助/建议表示赞赏:) p> div>

In PHP, The string ' ' is interpreted just like that and consist of four letters. The string " " is interpreted as escape sequences and contains two characters, a carriage return and a linefeed. Use double quotes if you want to insert a line break in a string.

If I recall correctly, browsers won't render alt/title tags with multiple lines? It will simply remove the line spacing.

If they do now, then PHP requires you to wrap \t and other formatting in " double quotations as Sjoerd suggested.