Here is a complete collection of comprehensive rules:
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} ]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} ]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} ]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} {/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
Application Example 1: Filtering of spaces in title
Often when collecting articles, there are spaces in the title text, and it is very troublesome to apply after collection, so you need to add the following regular filter at the filter.
{dede:trim} {/dede:trim}
Application Example 2: Filtering of Connections in Source Author
When collecting articles, some systems have connections to the author or source. If you collect them directly, the connection will be collected. Then, due to the limitations of these two fields, the content that needs to be collected will not be collected. Therefore, the following regular filtering needs to be added to the filtering point
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
Application Example 3: Filtering of connections and other ad codes in article content
Needless to say, when you need to filter everything, just use all the above code to filter it, but in actual applications, we only need to filter connections, animations, calls, etc. (This needs to be operated according to the specific code contained in the other party’s content)
Generally, there are only links, and you can use the code in the second place to filter, but in fact, ordinary websites now have advertisements, etc. in the content, so you can complete the filtering rules by following the filtering rules:
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
Application Example 4: Filter GG Advertising Codes
In fact, this is filtered in the above content, but many netizens in the forum often ask this, so they are listed as an application:
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} ]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} ]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} ]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>([^>]*)
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}
{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim} {/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}{/dede:trim}
Application Example 1: Filtering of spaces in title
Often when collecting articles, there are spaces in the title text, and it is very troublesome to apply after collection, so you need to add the following regular filter at the filter.
{dede:trim} {/dede:trim}
Application Example 2: Filtering of Connections in Source Author
When collecting articles, some systems have connections to the author or source. If you collect them directly, the connection will be collected. Then, due to the limitations of these two fields, the content that needs to be collected will not be collected. Therefore, the following regular filtering needs to be added to the filtering point
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
Application Example 3: Filtering of connections and other ad codes in article content
Needless to say, when you need to filter everything, just use all the above code to filter it, but in actual applications, we only need to filter connections, animations, calls, etc. (This needs to be operated according to the specific code contained in the other party’s content)
Generally, there are only links, and you can use the code in the second place to filter, but in fact, ordinary websites now have advertisements, etc. in the content, so you can complete the filtering rules by following the filtering rules:
{dede:trim}]*)>([^<]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}
Application Example 4: Filter GG Advertising Codes
In fact, this is filtered in the above content, but many netizens in the forum often ask this, so they are listed as an application:
{dede:trim}]*)>([^>]*){/dede:trim}