I am using this Drupal module: http://drupal.org/project/import_html and it works well. I had to edit the XLS transformation file extract both the STYLE and BODY tags. This all works fine.
The issue is that I need to surround the STYLE and BODY code with STYLE and DIV tags to make the HTML usable. I tried to insert <style> in the XLS file but none of these work:
<style> <style> <style=
The first generates an error b/c it's read as a tag. The second two are taken literally, and not parsed. I put the above texts inside of an xsl:text tag.
I couldn't figure out how to get the output to be <style> so instead I wrote a PHP script to look through the DB, extract the code, do a preg_replace and __STYLE__ for example, and replace that with <style> and then update the DB. This actually works fine.
The only PROBLEM is that there are UTF characters (Hebrew to be specific) in the data and when I run my PHP script, it converts them to garbage question mark signs. I have PHP 5 and MySQL 5 on my Win 2K system.
Can anyone suggest a way either to get <style> to come out of the XLS or to update the DB via PHP without losing my UTF chars?
Thanks, Fred
Quoting Fred Jones fredthejonester@gmail.com:
The only PROBLEM is that there are UTF characters (Hebrew to be specific) in the data and when I run my PHP script, it converts them to garbage question mark signs. I have PHP 5 and MySQL 5 on my Win 2K system.
You may want to look at PHP functions htmlspecialchars_decode, html_entity_decode and utf8_encode.
Can anyone suggest a way either to get <style> to come out of the XLS or to update the DB via PHP without losing my UTF chars?
For the ``input filter'' add the <style> tag as a valid tag. For instance if you're using Html Filtered Input then see admin/settings/filters/1/configure for the configuration of valid tags.
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The only PROBLEM is that there are UTF characters (Hebrew to be specific) in the data and when I run my PHP script, it converts them to garbage question mark signs. I have PHP 5 and MySQL 5 on my Win 2K system.
You may want to look at PHP functions htmlspecialchars_decode, html_entity_decode and utf8_encode.
Thanks for your help. The answer was to add:
mysql_query("SET NAMES utf8");
to setup UTF in my PHP code.
Thanks for your help!