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|description=Works similar to the php function [http://php.net/manual/en/function.trim.php trim()], additionally also HTML spaces (e.g.  ) are trimmed.
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|return=the trimmed string.
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|example=<nowiki>$result = $smcFunc['htmltrim']('&amp;nbsp;This is the string I want to trim ');</nowiki>
|example=<nowiki>$result = $smcFunc['htmltrim']('&nbsp;This is the string I want to trim ');</nowiki>
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Revision as of 12:09, 1 July 2013

Usage:

$smcFunc['htmltrim'] (string)


Description: Works similar to the php function trim(), additionally also HTML spaces (e.g.  ) are trimmed.

Parameters:

  • string the string that will be trimmed.

Return: the trimmed string.

Example:

$result = $smcFunc['htmltrim'](' This is the string I want to trim ');



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