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How to replace all html tags of one kind with another [duplicate]
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I need to replace all HTML tags of one kind in a string with another, e.g., replace all <i> tags with <em> tag.
What's the best way to effectively change:
"<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
to the following?
"<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
There are millions of such strings, so a solution taking complexity into account would be nice.
html ruby string
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I need to replace all HTML tags of one kind in a string with another, e.g., replace all <i> tags with <em> tag.
What's the best way to effectively change:
"<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
to the following?
"<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
There are millions of such strings, so a solution taking complexity into account would be nice.
html ruby string
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If your html tags are into files, you can posibly use your code editor, Visual Code have a find and replace tool, but if your html tags are saved into a database you will probably need to replace the tags from a script, Gsub is your frind. Check: stackoverflow.com/questions/18587022/…
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Nov 21 '18 at 17:00
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Find and replace HTML tags
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I need to replace all HTML tags of one kind in a string with another, e.g., replace all <i> tags with <em> tag.
What's the best way to effectively change:
"<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
to the following?
"<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
There are millions of such strings, so a solution taking complexity into account would be nice.
html ruby string
edited Nov 22 '18 at 5:31
sawa
131k29205303
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
user3903418user3903418
235
This question already has an answer here:
Find and replace HTML tags
3 answers
I need to replace all HTML tags of one kind in a string with another, e.g., replace all <i> tags with <em> tag.
What's the best way to effectively change:
"<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
to the following?
"<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
There are millions of such strings, so a solution taking complexity into account would be nice.
This question already has an answer here:
Find and replace HTML tags
3 answers
html ruby string
html ruby string
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edited Nov 22 '18 at 5:31
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
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edited Nov 22 '18 at 5:31
sawa
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sawa
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If your html tags are into files, you can posibly use your code editor, Visual Code have a find and replace tool, but if your html tags are saved into a database you will probably need to replace the tags from a script, Gsub is your frind. Check: stackoverflow.com/questions/18587022/…
– hernanvicente
Nov 21 '18 at 17:00
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If your html tags are into files, you can posibly use your code editor, Visual Code have a find and replace tool, but if your html tags are saved into a database you will probably need to replace the tags from a script, Gsub is your frind. Check: stackoverflow.com/questions/18587022/…
– hernanvicente
Nov 21 '18 at 17:00
If your html tags are into files, you can posibly use your code editor, Visual Code have a find and replace tool, but if your html tags are saved into a database you will probably need to replace the tags from a script, Gsub is your frind. Check: stackoverflow.com/questions/18587022/…
– hernanvicente
Nov 21 '18 at 17:00
If your html tags are into files, you can posibly use your code editor, Visual Code have a find and replace tool, but if your html tags are saved into a database you will probably need to replace the tags from a script, Gsub is your frind. Check: stackoverflow.com/questions/18587022/…
– hernanvicente
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You can make use gsub with block
string = "<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
string.gsub(/(</?)i(>)/) { "#{$1}em#{$2}" }
#=> "<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
Explanation:
Match an i html opening or closing tag and replace it with em
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
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You can make use gsub with block
string = "<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
string.gsub(/(</?)i(>)/) { "#{$1}em#{$2}" }
#=> "<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
Explanation:
Match an i html opening or closing tag and replace it with em
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Deepak MahakaleDeepak Mahakale
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You can make use gsub with block
string = "<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
string.gsub(/(</?)i(>)/) { "#{$1}em#{$2}" }
#=> "<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
Explanation:
Match an i html opening or closing tag and replace it with em
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Deepak MahakaleDeepak Mahakale
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You can make use gsub with block
string = "<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
string.gsub(/(</?)i(>)/) { "#{$1}em#{$2}" }
#=> "<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
Explanation:
Match an i html opening or closing tag and replace it with em
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Deepak MahakaleDeepak Mahakale
14.5k53954
You can make use gsub with block
string = "<p><i>Random stuff here...</i></p>"
string.gsub(/(</?)i(>)/) { "#{$1}em#{$2}" }
#=> "<p><em>Random stuff here...</em></p>"
Explanation:
Match an i html opening or closing tag and replace it with em
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Deepak MahakaleDeepak Mahakale
14.5k53954
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Deepak MahakaleDeepak Mahakale
14.5k53954
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Deepak MahakaleDeepak Mahakale
14.5k53954
answered Nov 21 '18 at 17:10
Deepak MahakaleDeepak Mahakale
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14.5k53954
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If your html tags are into files, you can posibly use your code editor, Visual Code have a find and replace tool, but if your html tags are saved into a database you will probably need to replace the tags from a script, Gsub is your frind. Check: stackoverflow.com/questions/18587022/…
– hernanvicente
Nov 21 '18 at 17:00