Hi,all.
I want to extract all words ( not including punctuations) from a text and convert all individual words into hyperlinks directing a dictionary site. When clicking on any word will go to the dict site. How to write the javascript?
For example:
"This is a text for extraction."
The dictionary site is http://www.dic.com/
The html should be like: This is a text for extraction.
The embedded links should be : http://www.dic.com/This
http://www.dic.com/is
http://www.dic.com/a
http://www.dic.com/text
...
Thank you very much in advance.
5 1618 gits 5,390
Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
hi ...
let me give you an idea: -
// we declare an empty string that we use as a new html-block
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// later on
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var new_html = '';
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// your text-value that you have from wherever
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var text = 'This is a text for extraction.';
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// now we create a list from the sentence with a regEx
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// and leave the punctuations
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var words = text.match(/(\w[^ ,.!?]+)/g);
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// we create the new html block here
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for (var i = 0; i < words.length; i++) {
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var word = words[i];
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new_html += '<a href="http://www.dic.com/' + word + '">' + word + '</a>';
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}
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// alert the new html block code
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alert(new_html);
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have a look at the comments, now you simply have to add new_html wherever you want ... use innerHTML for that ...
kind regards
gits. You are great.
Thank you very much for your kind and detailed answer. Your answer should be awarded 5 stars though I have not tested it.
gits 5,390
Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
hi :)
lets have a look whether it works for you ... post back anytime in case have problems with it ...
kind regards
Gits:
It partially works.
There is a text including "(" and "--", and"." and "," and "..." and "$"
For example
"RAMADI, Iraq (AP) -- The women received their first paychecks a few weeks ago - about $500 for a month's work as police officers. They paid rent, bought food, wiped out debts. But the seemingly simple transaction has left at least one woman in fear for her life, another threatened with divorce...."
Your script parsed it as:
"RAMADI Iraq AP) The women received their first paychecks few weeks ago about 500 for month's work as police officers They paid rent bought food wiped out debts But the seemingly simple transaction has left at least one woman in fear for her life another threatened with divorce "
Why?
Please help.
gits 5,390
Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
hi ...
it was a simple example :) ... have a look at the regEx ... it simply matches all regular characters ... and we leave ' ' and '.' and etc. for sure ... so you may adapt the regEx to your needs ...
kind regrads
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