Hi everyone,
I have tried finding out how to do this everywhere but I am coming up completely blank.
I have content coming into my site that I have no control over and it has this symbol • embedded in it. I really want to remove it and I can't see how.
Can anyone shed any light on it please?
Thanks in advance!
Ricahrd
Jump to PostAre you using an <ul> <li> ?
Jump to Posttry using str_replace
<?php $source = "string with • "; $newString = str_replace("•", "", $source);that should work
Are you using an <ul> <li> ?
Hi pritaeas,
No I'm not using any lists. Basically I am wrapping content coming in from a CURL request in <p> tags and the • symbol is in the content.
I can't find a way to strip it with str_replace etc. Quite annoying.
try using str_replace
<?php
$source = "string with • ";
$newString = str_replace("•", "", $source);that should work
never mind you posted that while i was writing that. sorry
If it is in the content, then there should be a way to delete it. Do you have a link to the offending page ?
OK I have to admit to being stupid on this one.
@leviathan185 while I was reading your comment it occurred to me that I was trying string replace while messing around with htmlentities as well. I hadn't actually tried str_replace simply using the character. I know stupid. And guess what. It worked.
Sorry for the oversight guys, thanks to everyone who posted.
Richard
OK I have to admit to being stupid on this one.
@leviathan185 while I was reading your comment it occurred to me that I was trying string replace while messing around with htmlentities as well. I hadn't actually tried str_replace simply using the character. I know stupid. And guess what. It worked.
Sorry for the oversight guys, thanks to everyone who posted.
Richard
it happens to us all, I have done it a few times myself :P Glad I was a help :-)
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