Read more link with HTML code

Re: Read more link with HTML code

Hey,

thanks for the help everyone, but after reading all the answers i
decided to do some regexp thingies. Came up with this:

function readMore_closedtags($text, $length) {
preg_match_all('/<(.*?)>/s',substr(stripslashes($text), 0,
$length),$out);
foreach($out[1] as $key2 => $val2){
if(
!preg_match("/br.*/", $val2) &&
!empty($val2)
){
$val2_arr = explode(" ", $val2);
$val2 = $val2_arr[0];
if(preg_match("/^\//", $val2))
$html_arr_close[] = strtolower($val2);
else
$html_arr_open[] = strtolower($val2);
}
}

$not_closed_tags = array();
foreach($html_arr_open as $tag){
$key = array_search("/" . $tag, $html_arr_close);
if($key !== false){
unset($html_arr_close[$key]);
} else {
$not_closed_tags[] = $tag;
}
}

$closed_tags_str = '';
foreach($not_closed_tags as $tag){
$closed_tags_str .= "";
}
return $closed_tags_str;
}

Mike

Medusa, Media Usage Advice B.V.
Science Park Eindhoven 5216
5692 EG SON
tel: 040-24 57 024
fax: 040-29 63 567
url: www.medusa.nl
mail: mike@medusa.nl

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Mike van Hoof schreef:
> Hello:
>
> EG:
>
> The community of Gbongay, Sierra Leone, suffered greatly after the
> country's civil war, and had aspirations of starting a beekeeping
> operation to improve their situation. That's when they turned to
> NABUUR for assistance. But with Neighbours living all over the world
> and a Facilitator with no knowledge of bees, could this dream ever
> become a reality?

The challenge
Gbongay, a
> rural village situated in southeast Sierra Leone, lost everything
> after the civil war -- the school and hospital were destroyed, and its
> inhabitants no longer had access to safe water. To try to overcome
> this tragedy, the community decided it needed to raise money, which
> could be used to create a small, sustainable business.

> />Beekeeping seemed to be a promising option, since it required only a
> small investment and had the potential for a high return -- and the
> proof was in the neighbouring village, which already had a successful
> honey business.

A real leader
What really got
> this project started was the project's Facilitator, Raul Alberto
> Caceres. Born in Colombia, Raul moved to Australia for a post-graduate
> programme. He now works as a chemical engineer
in the food
> industry and recently joined NABUUR.

As the leader of the
> beekeeping project, Raul designed a detailed plan. He knew they needed
> to research as much as possible about starting and running a
> beekeeping operation, and that the assistance of the
Neighbours
> was going to be essential.

The Neighbours -- from more than
> ten countries -- were involved at different stages of the project
> depending on their expertise. Some
volunteers helped with general
> tasks, like Internet research, letter writing and contacting
> organisations for information, while others helped with more specific
> assignments that pertained to beekeeping
itself.

> />Quick success
Gbongay's beekeeping operation progressed
> quickly -- and it couldn't have been done without Raul's impressive
> leadership abilities. He showed enthusiasm on the website and was able
> to mobilise
volunteers all over the world, including Turkey,
> Ghana, Canada and the Netherlands. Because NABUUR volunteers often
> never have the chance to meet in person, it's essential that a
> project's Facilitator be an organised and enthusiastic leader.
> Fortunately for the community of Gbongay, Raul was just that!

> />Beekeeping today
> src="http://www.nabuur.com/uploads/img_4512900141172.jpg"
> align="right" hspace="15" alt="" />The beekeeping operation in Gbongay
> has further expanded and now includes a beekeeping school. After some
> research, the Neighbours and local community decided this would be a
> great way to
ensure the future of the beekeeping business. In
> March 2006, everyone began work on the school.

Today,
> things are looking better for the village of Gbongay. The community's
> first water pump has been installed, the first 35 beekeepers have
> graduated from the new school -- and, best of all,
the first
> customers are buying honey!

Bonus
"Gbongay has
> been rewarded by nature. It was
given the local bee, which is
> extremely prolific, an
abundance of bee flora and a favourable
> climate
for beekeeping -- making this initiative a lucrative
> />one."

Mariama Fawundu, Local Representative


>
>
> With kind regards
>
> Mike
>
> Medusa, Media Usage Advice B.V.
> Science Park Eindhoven 5216
> 5692 EG SON
> tel: 040-24 57 024 fax: 040-29 63 567
> url: www.medusa.nl
> mail: mike@medusa.nl
>
> Uw bedrijf voor Multimedia op Maat
>
>
>
> Rafael Costa Pimenta schreef:
>> could you show some example?
>>
>> 2007/5/7, Mike van Hoof >:
>>
>> Hello list,
>>
>> I got a problem with displaying content in a "read more block" which
>> contains HTML code.
>> The problem is as followes:
>>
>> I got a large piece of content, which contains HTML code (
>> etc), but after 200 characters a read more link appears. At the
>> moment I
>> strip al the HTML out of this piece of content, and display the
>> full set
>> off content on another page.
>> But now i also want to display the bold text etc. in the first (200
>> chrs) content block. The only problem i have here, is that when I
>> got a
>> bold tag opend in the first 200 chrs, and it's closed after 400
>> chrs,
>> then the rest off the page is also bold.
>>
>> somebody got a solution ?
>>
>> Thanks for reading.
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> --
>> Medusa, Media Usage Advice B.V.
>> Science Park Eindhoven 5216
>> 5692 EG SON
>> tel: 040-24 57 024
>> fax: 040-29 63 567
>> url: www.medusa.nl
>> mail: mike@medusa.nl
>>
>> Uw bedrijf voor Multimedia op Maat
>>
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>>
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>> Atenciosamente,
>> Rafael C. Pimenta
>> Programador - CTT Integration Group
>

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