PHP simple html DOM remove all attributes from an

Question

$html = file_get_html('page.php');

foreach($html->find('p') as $tag_name) 
    {
        $attr = substr($tag_name->outertext,2,strpos($tag_name->outertext, ">")-2);
        $tag_name->outertext = str_replace($attr, "", $tag_name->outertext);        
    }
echo $html->innertext;

Above is the code I wrote to take what's inside all <p> tags in my html page and remove them.

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My html code is similar to this :

<p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text...</p>
<p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text...</p>
<p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text...</p>
  <font>
    <p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text ...</p>
    <p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text ...</p>
  </font>
<p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text...</p>

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If I run the php code , result would be this :

<p>some text...</p>
<p>some text...</p>
<p>some text...</p>
  <font>
    <p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text ...</p>
    <p class="..." id = "..." style = "...">some text ...</p>
  </font>
<p>some text...</p>

It doesn't remove <p> tags attributes that are inside <font>.
If anyone can help me with this I'll be appreciate.

Answer 1

When I use your code and example HTML, it does remove all the attributes from all the <p> tags, even the ones inside <font>, so I'm not sure why yours isn't working.

But it looks like simplehtmldom has methods that specifically deal with attributes so you don't have to use string functions:

$html = file_get_html('page.php');


foreach($html->find('p') as $p) {
    foreach ($p->getAllAttributes() as $attr => $val) {
        $p->removeAttribute($attr);
    }    
}
echo $html->innertext;

Hopefully that will be more effective.