On Dec 29, 2010, at 3:10 PM, Stef Mientki wrote:
>
> Now I encounter 2 problems:
> 1. the raw html contains tags, like:
>
> <p>toch iets over stromen, een plaatje</p><p><br /></p><br
> /><p>
>
> I "remove" them with the helper function TAG.
> Although it seems to work, I'm not convinced that this is the right method.
> Is this the correct way ?
> Are there better ways ?
>
> The second problem is the image locations:
>
> <p><img width="307" height="244" alt="" src="veiligheid_website_img1.jpg"
> /></p>
>
> I change the image location with, not a neat way, but it works.
> Any better ways ?
>
> Result = DIV ()
> Result.append ( H2 ( Book + ', ' + Chapter ) )
> Result.append ( H3 ( Paragraph ) )
> Text = Text.replace ( 'src="', 'src="/E_Veiligheid/static/images/' )
> Result.append ( TAG ( Text ) )
I'd try something like this; it might need a little tweaking. Call URL so that
you'll get the benefit of any rewriting that you might choose to do someday.
An alternative to Text.replace would be to do a global regex substitution,
where the replacement pattern is a function that calls URL('static',
'images/%s' % matchobj.group(0)). See the re.sub section of
http://docs.python.org/library/re.html for details.
But for your purposes, the code below, more or less, ought to do it.
prefix = URL('static', 'images')
Result = DIV(
H2(Book + ', ' + Chapter),
H3(Paragraph),
XML(Text.replace('src="', 'src="%s/' % prefix)
)
