问题
I am using PHPWord to load a docx template and replace tags like {test}. This is working perfectly fine.
But I want to replace a value with html code. Directly replacing it into the template is not possible. There is now way to do this using PHPWord, as far as I know.
I looked at htmltodocx. But it seams it will not work either, is it posible to transform a peace of code like <p>Test<b>test</b><br>test</p> to a working doc markup? I only need the basic code, no styleing. but Linebreaks have to work.
回答1:
Here is the link to the github. It is working fine Html-Docx-js.
And it is the demo also available here.
Other option is this Link.
$toOpenXML = HTMLtoOpenXML::getInstance()->fromHTML("<p>te<b>s</b>t</p>");
$templateProcessor->setValue('test', $toOpenXML);
回答2:
The other answers propose H2OXML which only supports
Bold, italic and underlined text
Bulled lists
As described in their docs and their last update was in 2012.
I did some research and found a pretty nice solution:
$var = 'Some text';
$xml = "<w:p><w:r><w:rPr><w:strike/></w:rPr><w:t>". $var."</w:t></w:r></w:p>";
$templateProcessor->setValue('param_1', $xml);
The above example, shows how would be a striked text. Instead of "w:strike" you can use "w:i" for italic or "w:b" bold, and so on. Not sure if it works on all tags or not.
回答3:
Thanks for your answer, Varun.
The simple PHP library H2OXML works for me https://h2openxml.codeplex.com/
$toOpenXML = HTMLtoOpenXML::getInstance()->fromHTML("<p>te<b>s</b>t</p>");
$templateProcessor->setValue('test', $toOpenXML);
I can now convert html code to insert it using PHPWord.
回答4:
$content = '<p>Test<b>test</b><br>test</p>';
use it before IOFactory::createWriter();
\PhpOffice\PhpWord\Shared\Html::addHtml($section, $content);
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30076922/convert-html-code-to-doc-using-php-and-phpword