I am using MySQL and PHP to populate parts of a site, often with HTML stored in a TEXT field. I like to keep my HTML indented so that the source is neat and easy to read, for example:
<body>
<div>
<p>Blahblah</p>
</div>
</body>
However, when the HTML is pulled from MySQL, I end up with:
<body>
<div>
<p>Blahblahblah</p>
</div开发者_开发百科>
</body>
This is quite ugly when there is a large amount of HTML being inserted into a DIV that is significantly indented. How can I stop this from happening? FYI, I use wordwrap() to keep each line from being too long.
You could indent the lines manually with PHP:
$tabs = 4;
echo str_repeat(chr(9), $tabs) . str_replace(chr(10), chr(10) . str_repeat(chr(9), $tabs), $text);
You can also remove the first str_repeat(chr(9), $tabs) . if you don't want the first line to get indented.
With which datatype are you storing the HTML in the database? I suspect you are using VARCHAR, but BLOB would be better.
A simple fix would be to use spaces rather than tabs in the HTML. It seems the database is ignoring the \t character.
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