In PHP to provide us with a few character interception functions, including substr,mb_substr,mb_strcut function, some of us PHP beginners will use substr to intercept Chinese, the results found that Chinese will have garbled, garbled we can use the mb_substr to solve.
The description of the article page is the use of the SUBSTR function to intercept 220 characters, but the last character is always garbled, and the truncated length is not correct.
Through the magic of Google to find a way, probably because substr (string,start,length), will be characters in the form of truncation, and cause garbled
Solution:
Use the Mb_substr method in the PHP extension library.
Attention
1. Make sure you have php_mbstring.dll this file under your windows/system32, and do not copy it into Windows/system32 from your PHP installation directory extensions.
2. Find php.ini in Windows directory Open edit, search Mbstring.dll, find
Extension=php_mbstring.dll the front of the number, so that the MB_SUBSTR function can take effect.
Method definition:
String Mb_substr (string str, int start [, int length [, string encoding]])
Note: At the end of the Mb_substr ()/mb_strcut, add one more parameter to set the encoding of the string,
For example:
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Echo Mb_substr (' The original characters will appear garbled! ', 0, 7, ' utf-8′); |
Again such as:
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$description = Mb_substr (Strip_tags ($post->post_content), 0,220, ' utf-8′ '); |
Mb_strcut function
Mb_strcut function can also intercept the length of the string, the following example specifically to see where the difference:
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$str = ' so that my string will not have garbled ^_^ '; echo "MB_SUBSTR:". Mb_substr ($str, 0, 7, ' utf-8 '); Result: so that my word echo " "; echo "Mb_strcut:". Mb_strcut ($str, 0, 6, ' utf-8 '); Result: this ?> |
As can be seen from the above example, Mb_substr is to divide characters by word, while mb_strcut splits characters by Byte, but does not produce a half-character phenomenon.
The substr () function Chinese version of the normal substr () function can get a string of a specified length substring, but encountered in Chinese can be garbled at the end of a new string, the following function will be more than $len length of the string converted to "..." end, and removed garbled.
Usage: $new = getsubstring ($old, 20);
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function getsubstring ($STR, $len) { for ($i = 0; $i < $len; $i + +) { if ($i >=0 and $i < $len) { if (Ord (substr ($str, $i, 1)) > 0xa1) $result _str.=substr ($str, $i, 2); Else $result _str.=substr ($str, $i, 1); } if (Ord (substr ($str, $i, 1)) > 0xa1) $i + +; } if (strlen ($STR) <= $len) return $result _str; Else return $result _str. " ..."; }
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