Shorten functionnality and listitem conflict

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laurent le cadet	Friday 25 March 2005 1:25:09 am
Łukasz Serwatka	Tuesday 29 March 2005 1:36:49 am Hi laurent, Have you tried with wash() operator? {$node.object.data_map.intro.content.output.output_text\|wash( xhtml )\|shorten( 50 )} Personal website -> http://serwatka.net Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog
laurent le cadet	Tuesday 29 March 2005 4:26:29 am Hi Lukasz, Yes I tryied but I have a result like this <p> My shorten text... or <p> My shorten t<br /... Laurent
Bård Farstad	Tuesday 29 March 2005 4:39:30 am Hi Laurent, You should strip the tags if you want to use the shorten tag with XML content. Some info on how to do so can be found here: http://www.ez.no/community/forum/developer/operator_to_strip_off_html_tags Cheers, --bård Documentation: http://ez.no/doc
laurent le cadet	Tuesday 29 March 2005 7:12:26 am Hi Bård, That's what I did previously. I override template.ini in the override directory. template.ini.append.php : <?php /* #?ini charset="iso-8859-1"? PHPOperatorList[] PHPOperatorList[striptags]=strip_tags */ ?> and add in mysite/override/templates/listitem/article.tpl <div class="attribute-short"> {$node.object.data_map.intro.content.output.output_text\|striptags\|shorten( 50 )} </div> It works fine but without formatting text or image in the shorten string. Laurent.
laurent le cadet	Tuesday 29 March 2005 8:23:42 am in fact with this code {$node.object.data_map.intro.content.output.output_text\|striptags\|shorten( 50 )} it cut the string but preserve formatters: <div class="attribute-short"> <p> Le projet de réaménagement du club house p... </div> What I understand that the \|wash operator render the <p> tag as text but didn't remove it.
Bård Farstad	Thursday 31 March 2005 3:13:58 am Laurent, if you have XML text it's hard to convert it to a limited number of characters without removing the formatting. So you should just use the strip tags followed by a shorten operator. Formatting and images will be gone, just the plain text is left. You are correct, the wash() operator does only convert HTML specific characters like <, > and & to > and so on. --bård Documentation: http://ez.no/doc
laurent le cadet	Thursday 31 March 2005 4:17:10 am thanks. Laurent.