I have a text string, with some HTML code, that I truncate (using substr).
In some instances, I truncate off some HTML close tags.
In the case of anchor tags, I do this (please tell me if there is a more
elegant ay to do this!):
if ($text =~ /\<a href/ && $text !~ /\<\/a\>/) {$text .= '</a>';}
But I realized that this doesn't work if there is more than one link, like
so:
Here is <a href="#">some text</a> that got <a href="#">truncated
Any suggestions?
Chris
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