I have one Javascript variable. The variable is given below
var str = '< table class = "buy_selection" >
< tbody >
< tr >
< th > size < / th >
< td >
< select id = "Specification_select" name = "Specification" >
< option value = "014 black / white" > 014 black / white < / option >
< option value = "100 white/v red" > 100/v red white < / option >
< option value = "101 white/black" > 101 white/black < / option >
< option value = "102 white/white" > 102/white < / option >
< / select >
< / Td >
< / tr >
< tr >
< th > color < / th >
< td >
< select id = "Specification_select" name = "Specification" >
< option value = "23.0" > 23.0 < / option >
< option value = "23.5" > 23.5 < / option >
< option value = "24.0" > 24.0 < / option > 24.5
< option value = "24.5" > < / option >
< option value = "25.0" > 25.0 < / option >
< option value = "25.5" > 25.5 < / option >
< option value = "26.0" > 26.0 < / option >
< option value = "26.5" > 26. 5 < / option >
< option value = "27.0" > 27.0 < / option >
< option value = "27.5" > 27.5 < / option >
< option value = "28.0" > 28.0 < / option >
< option value = "28.5" > 28.5 < / option >
< option value = "29.0" > 29.0 < / option >
< option value = "30.0" > 30.0 < / option >
< option value = "30.5" > 30.5 < / option >
< option value = "31.0" > 31.0 < / option >
< / select >
< / td >
< / tr > write < tr >
< th > reviews 10 0 Yen discount < / th >
< td >
< select id = "Specification_select" name = "Specification" >,
< option value = "review to write" > write reviews < / option >
< option value = "write a review [100-yen discount]" > [100-yen discount] write a review < / option >
< / select >
< / td >
< / tr >
< / tbody > ';
I need to format this table and assign into one div using Javascript or jQuery.
I have already tried trim()
and html_entity_decode
, but its not removed any unwanted spaces.
< table class = "buy_selection" >
How can i format variable. please advise.
Did you try to make a DOM element of it, and get its HTML back ?
var new_table = $("<div>"+str+"</div>"); // create a new DOM DIV containing the element with the given text
str_without_spaces = new_table.html();
But anyway, do you really need to remove the spaces ? I mean, when you use the first line above, it creates a DOM table where all the spaces disapear (since the spaces between "<" and ">" are removed, and the spaces insides tags are removed if they are not html code).
So the easiest is to create the DOM element with $(str);
and append it to something in your html page.
I'm kinda bad at this, but this should do it
str = str.replace(/< /g, '<').replace(/<\/ /g, '</').replace(/ >/g, '>').replace(/\/ /g, '/')
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