I have an asp page that reads the contents of a database and creates an xml news feed. I have code that strips out the <BR> and <P></P> tags, but it looks one of the databases I'm trying to read from uses only <P> without the closing tag.
So the make a long story short, I can't figure out what to add to my code to strip out these tags (or if that isn't the problem at all!) Code:
I'm querying a text field with an 8000 character limit. The text also contains HTML tags like <p> <br> and more. Is there a way to strip all HTML tags in the resulting recordset, or do I have to replace each tag individually?
I have a string of HTML (used for a specific purpose) that I'd like to use somewhere else but as plain text. Rather than introduce a specifically created plain text version I'd like to strip the tags code from the HTML version. This in itself is easy, using a function such as:
Function HTMLDecode(Expression) Dim sTemp sTemp = Expression sTemp = Replace(sTemp, ">", ">", , , 1) sTemp = Replace(sTemp, "<", "<", , , 1) 'Repeat for each defined entity HTMLDecode = sTemp End Function
However, the difficulty comes when trying keep each paragraph seperate. For example, the string "this is<p>my name" shows on screen as:
this is
my name
if I use the above function, it strips out the <p> tag and shows the result on one line:
this is my name
I thought I could use something like:
str = replace(str, "<p>", chr(10))
but that doesn't seem to work. Can anyone help me replace <br> and <p> tags with something that's recognised as "plain" text but will keep the paragraphs and new lines formatted correctly??
I've had some excellent help before on this forum and hoping for some more. This is probably very basicbut I'm kind of muddling along a bit and it's a miracle I got so far.I have a memo text field in a table form and I'm wanting to enter text into it but all a small amount of formatting. Just basic paragraph breaks would be a start. This is kind of following on from a previous post of mine where I was trying to include line breaks. This was the solution.
I am trying to send an email with the values from a form. I want to send the text field values as paragraphs on the email. It comes as one paragraph and there is no break.
I am using TEXTAREA as input. While entering texts sometimes I am creating paragraph and save them .But when I retrieve from database it comes without paragraph.
Is there any way we can create paragraph in TEXTAREA?
I have a query about ASP with Javascript, I am trying to automate a form whereby when you type in some text in a form and hit the return key on your keyboard the asp/javascript places a <p> html marker in that paragraph space so when you hit the submit button the text is display correctly, i.e. the paragraphs are displayed and the text does not come out in one block. I have created a very simple form and button using ASP/VbScript and it works. For some reason I cannot work out how to do this with ASP/Javascript. This is so when in future all text is sent to a database we do not have to input the <p> markers manually. Obviously there is more to this, like connecting to a database to drag the text off first, but the code I have created is merely for testing purposes first.
I want to separate the 1st paragraph (article lead) from the others (article), without having one table for 1st paragraph and a second one for the rest of the text.
I am building a small CMS for my son's school. Ideally I want to build the system for them and hand it over so that all updates can be done through web-based forms.
So far so good. However I'm having a problem with fields designed to take multi-paragraph stories or articles. I'm using a text area field on the form which saves the data in a memo field in the database. Teachers would typically cut and paste stories from word documents into the text area field.
However when the data is loaded back into the website from the database all the carriage returns have been removed and the story consists of one long paragraph.
I have a form with a textarea input. The form then stores the text in a database. I want that text to be written to a web page (not a textarea).
Well if I don't put a <p> in between paragraphs, of course the paragraph breaks don't show up on the web page. How can I make it, so when I hit return in the text area, a paragraph break shows up in the asp page?
i have a record that is returned by the database as domain/username. i want to be able to strip off "domain/" and just display "username". is this possible? if so, how would i go about doing this?
My ASP page allows user to enter comments into a form. To avoid errors I'm having to strip out double quotes before saving to the database. Is there anyway to encode these so that I can store them instead, in the way was an URLEncode works?
in my front end uses will type in a date in a text box. in the code it want to call each individual i.e the month the day and the year i am not sure of how to do this.
i have a record that is returned by the database as domain/username. i want to be able to strip off "domain/" and just display "username". is this possible? if so, how would i go about doing this?
I want to strip email from the text. Some of my users may send me a string:
str = "This is email 1: Join Bytes! and here is email 2: <a href="mailto:me@me.com">me@me.com</a>"
How do I parse the string to get email address only? mI know I may use instr() to determine if email address exists, but please, give me a hint on how to handle it next.
I know there is a way of stripping out special characters from a string however I need a way of stripping out "" marks from a string or what i really want is to replace all double ("") marks in a string with single ('') marks before inserting the string into a database. Is there a way of doing this in ASP?
I'm trying to strip out none alphanumeric characters (and a couple of punctuation marks) from a string before inserting into a database.
I've put in my code below, basically I thought I'd loop through each character in turn and pass it through a regular expression to check its validity. If it passes I'll add it to a global variable ('validString') if it fails I'll remove it.
But I can't get my Mid() function to accept 'i' as a value so it won't loop. Code:
I'm trying to catch some characters in a string before they are entered into a database that are not ASCII and convert them to ASCII characters. The characters in question are the angular double quotes but this could be associated with similar occurences. I want to check for left angular double quotes [“] or right angular double quotes [“] and replace them with straight double quotes ["].
(I'm not actually storing the HTML equivalents - they are simply there to give you an idea of which characters I'm on about.)a way of catching these buggers? I've tried using chr(8220) (the numeric code for one of the illegal characters apparently) but ASP has a problem working with numbers outside the character map.
I need to make a function that takes Request.QueryString elements and strips all single quotes from the input.
function StripQuotes(array) dim StripQuotes for each old in array new = replace quotes (old) Add new to StripQuotes next return StripQuotes end function
i have a password reminder page that works, but i'm trying to strip down the username. it's in the database as domain/username, but i don't want the user to see the domain in the email they receive.
when i run the page i get a type mismatch error pointing to the line where i'm outputting the username in the email. i can get this to work when i'm outputting the data to a web page. is it because of cdonts? how would i strip off the data? Code:
Is it possible to edit mp3 tags? If I rip my CD to mp3 files, can I use ASP to edit the album,artist, year, title, etc information based on the data I store on my own SQL Server?
I have the below mentioned code that I am using to send a simple html email via ASP. Please do let me know how I could modify the code so that the carriage returns are captured and the paragraphs that are entered within the text area are preserved. I do not need any fancy hmtl formatting - just the paragraphs. Code: