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Fernando Perez
Hi,
In one of my Rails app, I have a content attribute that hosts some html
code. I want to parse this content and replace <img> tags by something
else. I used to do Nokogiri::HTML(content), and then do my parsing, then
return the content.
The problem is that nokogiri injects the doctype and <html><body> tags
which obviously messes up my final html page because of these duplicate
tags.
So how to perform the parsing without having to first initialize the
content with Nokogiri::HTML, or how to not initialize a full html page
from my content?
Cheers,
In one of my Rails app, I have a content attribute that hosts some html
code. I want to parse this content and replace <img> tags by something
else. I used to do Nokogiri::HTML(content), and then do my parsing, then
return the content.
The problem is that nokogiri injects the doctype and <html><body> tags
which obviously messes up my final html page because of these duplicate
tags.
So how to perform the parsing without having to first initialize the
content with Nokogiri::HTML, or how to not initialize a full html page
from my content?
Cheers,
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