searching phrase (text) in html file

[ash]

I want search phrase in html file and mark (like Google when I click on
"cached") it (phrase). Does somebody know any class, that can help me? Maybe
somebody know how could I make this?
thanks

[chotiwallah]

ash wrote:

I want search phrase in html file and mark (like Google when I click on "cached") it (phrase). Does somebody know any class, that can help me? Maybe somebody know how could I make this?
thanks

$new_html = str_replace ($phrase, '<span
style="css_statement">'.$phrase.'</span>', $old_html);

could be a way.
i didn't test that, if $phrase contains html tags it might mess up your
markup.

micha

[ash]

> i didn't test that, if $phrase contains html tags it might mess up your

markup.

Yes. I want avoid html tags.

[chotiwallah]

ash wrote:

i didn't test that, if $phrase contains html tags it might mess up your markup.

Yes. I want avoid html tags.

i'm not sure what you mean but here's an example:

$old_html = '<p>some text and some more text</p>';
$phrase = 'text';

so, using above said function
$new_html = '<p>some <span style="put your style here">text</span> and
some more <span style="put your style here">text</span></p>";

all fine

now: $phrase = '<p>some';

$new_html = <span style="put your style here"><p>some</span> text and
some more text</p>";
clearly messed up html

which means: if your search phrases do not contain html tags, above
solution is fine. if they contain tags it's more complicated. i don't
have a solution for that right now.

micha

[chotiwallah]

ash wrote:

i didn't test that, if $phrase contains html tags it might mess up your markup.

Yes. I want avoid html tags.

i'm not sure what you mean but here's an example:

$old_html = '<p>some text and some more text</p>';
$phrase = 'text';

so, using above said function
$new_html = '<p>some <span style="put your style here">text</span> and
some more <span style="put your style here">text</span></p>";

all fine

now: $phrase = '<p>some';

$new_html = <span style="put your style here"><p>some</span> text and
some more text</p>";
clearly messed up html

which means: if your search phrases do not contain html tags, above
solution is fine. if they contain tags it's more complicated. i don't
have a solution for that right now.

micha