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I'm getting the error
Undefined subroutine &HTML::Entities::decode_entities called`
using LWP::UserAgent , although the module is there, as well as the HTML::Parser module.
I suspect it has something to do with XS modules missing, since the function in...
Started by heeen on
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Are you missing this line:
use HTML::Entities;
From the HTML::Entities CPAN page , it should be used like this:
use HTML::Entities; my $a = "Våre norske tegn bør æres"; decode_entities(....
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I have a string that might look like this
$str = "<p>Me & Mrs Jones <br /> live in <strong style="color:#FFF;">España</strong></p>"; htmlentities($str,ENT_COMPAT,'UTF-8',false);
How can I convert the text to HTML entities...
Started by ed209 on
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That said, if you really.
Disclaimer: I would not encode any entities, except for <, > and &.
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Basically:
I have this HTML:
<div id="foo"><img src="/foo/bar/{var}/foo" alt="{var}"></div>
When calling (using jQuery in Firefox):
$("#foo").html()
I get:
<img src="/foo/bar/%7Bvar%7D/foo" alt="{var}">
My desired output is:
<...
Started by Mark on
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Have you tried using { for { and } for } in your HTML? That should prevent.
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How do you use jquery to decode html entities in a string? or how do I stop jquery from encoding a string with html entities in the first place?
Started by EddyR on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Search for "javascript html entities" and you mightI think you're confusing....
The question clearly involves how to convert HTML tags to entities results for the various frameworks that extent JS.
From rendering html tags.
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Duplicate: Convert XML/HTML Entities into Unicode String in Python
How do you convert HTML entities to Unicode and vice versa in Python?
Started by hekevintran on
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For example '&' becomes '& '&'.""" text = unicode(BeautifulStoneSoup....
For example '&' becomes def unicodeToHTMLEntities(text): """Converts unicode to HTML entities.
HTMLEntitiesToUnicode(text): """Converts HTML entities to unicode.
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Is html entities still useful or should I simply create UTF-8 encoded html documents? Please explain why.
Started by motobói on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Many coding-escapes
However, you still need to use entities for special characters such at greater/less than that it is UTF-8 then you don't need ....
Entities are useful in program source code files (in programs that output HTML).
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How can I decode HTML entities in C++?
For example:
HTML: "Music" & "video"
Decoded: "Music" & "video"
Thanks.
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Iostream> extern "C" size_t decode_html_entities_utf8(char *dest, const char *src); int main() { char line[100]; std::cout << "Enter encoded line: "; std::cin.getline(line, sizeof line); decode_html.
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Because regular expressions scare me, I'm trying to find a way to remove all HTML tags and resolve HTML entities from a string in Python.
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I hope this all....
The < is obviously the start of any HTML tag, and the > is the end it with "Lucas is great".
Use BeautifulSoup ! It's perfect for this, where you have explain it bit by bit .
It also can resolve HTML entities.
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I need a way to transform numeric HTML entities into their plain-text character equivalent. For example, I would like to turn the entity:
é
into the character:
é
Through some googling around I found a function called HtmlUnEditFormat , but this ...
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(The only time this seems to matter with a method that, by black-box principle, can't trust that an incoming string is either HTML;' /> <cfset var XMLDoc = ''....
On strings that haven't already been treated with HTML entities.
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I was wondering if using HTML entities in meta tags (like keywords and description) is the best way to go?
Does it influence the indexing from search engines?
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Web content....
I researched a bit and I found this on Google searches .
They aren't problem without entities as long as my charset allows the chars.
Entities make difference only in amateur HTML "parsers" done with regular expressions.
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