i have a regexp able to strip html :
/<[^>]*>/
however, between <script and </script> all the "text is preserved, tjen
i've tried :
def stripHTML
# self.gsub(/<\S[^><]*>/, '')
self.gsub(/\A.*<body [^>]*>(.*)<\/body>\s*\Z/, '\1').gsub(/<[^>]*>/,
'')
end
without success : the various javascript functions are kept ?
what's my error here ?
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i have a regexp able to strip html :
/<[^>]*>/
however, between <script and </script> all the "text is preserved, tjen
...
what's my error here ?
Look at it this way: you have '<script>Javascript</script>'. You
remove everything between angle brackets. You still have 'Javascript',
because that's not actually inside <...>.
The simplest solution is probably to do something like this before
stripping out the remaining tags:
gsub(/<script.*?</script>/im, '')
Paul.
On 26/03/06, Une bévue <pere.noel@laponie.com.invalid> wrote:
The simplest solution is probably to do something like this
before
stripping out the remaining tags:
gsub(/<script.*?</script>/im,
'')
yes, sounds clever ))
Paul Battley <pbattley@gmail.com> wrote:
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