I would like to strip HTML out of a string I have in a JSON item I have. I'm using Yahoo! Pipes to aggregate several blog-feeds and put them in together in one big feed, I then use jQuery to parse that JSON and place it onto my page. My issue is though that what's being parsed onto my page is the raw html code within the JSON item. I want any HTML related tags out of the item, so I just see text.
I'm trying to write a RegEx function that will remove all HTML tags AND the content in between.
I'm finding a lot of functions that will strip out JUST the tags (leaving the in between content), or will remove tags and content for specific tags only (or will allow only specified tags, removing all else.) But I can't quite seem to write a mask that will take out ALL HTML tags and their content.
Here is the mask I have now (fiftieth version of it, anyway):
I'm trying to make a function to strip a string of all slashes. Initially I had:
Code: String.prototype.stripSlashes = function () { return this.replace('\',''); }
and that worked fine except it only replaced the first slash (which it apparently is supposed to do). So i read up about global replacements but cant seem to get the right combination of /s and s. This is what i have at the moment:
I need some help creating some regular expressions that remove specific html tags...the script/expression will run when a button is clicked (i.e. "Remove Bold" button will remove <b> </b>).
currently I have these expressions working but they do not accomplish what exactly what I am after...Actually the functionality I'm looking for will incorperate both, however I can't seem to get it to work properly...
data.replace(/<[^>]+>/ig,"")+""); - this removes all tags (no matter what kind), I would like it to be a little less "greedy" and only remove specific tags. i.e: Input = <u><b>THIS IS SOME DATA</b></u> Output= THIS IS SOME DATA
data.replace(/<(B|b)[^>]*>[^<]*(</B>|</b>)/ig,"")+""); - this removes bold tags and will leave other tags like <u> behind, exactly what I was looking for. However, it also removes the content/data that is wrapped in the tag. i.e: Input = <u><b>THIS IS SOME DATA</b></u> Output= <u></u>
In the above example what I would like to happen is: Input = <b><u>THIS IS SOME DATA</u></b> Output= <u>THIS IS SOME DATA</u>
I need to parse an an HTML page and pull what ever values are in these JavaScript tags. There will usually be multiple tags with different values between the single quotes. The value in the next example I need to pull into my array would be 'A728'. Here is an example code..
I'm trying to write/find a regular expression for finding ampersands but not HTML entites.I have this which finds entities but can't figure out how to ignore entities and return unmatched "&"
&[^s]*;
Test string: ThisĀ is sample test containing a bunch of & and entities. Do you shop at: M&S? &x#1234;
I want to HTML encode the non-entity ampersands for insertion into XML e.g. "bunch of & and" --> "bunch of & and"
woundering if it could be possible to strip out a backslash / from <img>-tag ? I have that code rendered:
<img src="/images/content/img_ad_listing_basic_summary_enus.gif" alt=""> I would need to strip out the first slash from src= like that: <img src="images/content/img_ad_listing_basic_summary_enus.gif" alt=""> Would be geat if somebody could hit my head on that
I need to extract just the domain from an entered email address. So for example, if a user entered 'myname@somedomain.com' I would like to return 'somedomain.com'
I'm a bit of a JS newb, and can't quite get a grip on the regular expressions thing... can someone help me out please?
I have a form item that uses file browse. It is returning full path and file name.ie. Z:imagesMyfile.JPGI want to always strip off the path (whatever it is) and get the filename only.ie. Myfile.JPG.I had used code below, but it only worked in IE. It needs to work in all browsers. ?
<script> function xtractFile(data){ var m = data.match(/(.*)[/\]([^/\]+.w+)$/);
I have something relatively simple here, but cant seem to work out the right syntax. Ive created a variable, and I put some html text into the variable, The thing is, Im limiting the html text to 130 characters or so some of the text will have a <p> tag at the start but no </p> at the end of the text im grabbing.[code]
When using a regular expression, is it possible to strip/remove anything that appears after a string that it finds?For example, if I use:mystring = mystring.replace(/night/gi, "");How can I remove anything that comes after "night"?So if it finds "night time" it only outputs "night".
<script> function imgdis () { window.resizeTo(400,500); } </script> <body
However i still need to make this window to be displayed without Statusbar, Scrollbar, etc. I wanted to be stripped so it only displayes the content. Can i do this from the function that i already set?
I would like to strip out all of the commas in numeric text field called test on blur. New to jQuery. I have had a go at coding would it work? $('input#test').val($('input#test').val().replace(/,/g,'')); and ....... how do i calll it?
I'm trying to get rid of HTML syntax in a string - that is, anything between < > brackets, including the < > brackets, I want to remove. So I tried this, but I'm probably not doing it right..