I am using a WYSIWG functionality in my application which works fine. And my problem now is in displaying its data in the user side. I'm trying to use {!! !!} but has no luck on making it work. This is my two data types the first one works with {!! !!} and the other one does not:
Works
<p><strong>Lorem</strong> ipsum dolor asdjfgjasfgbjgj
gjbhgjgjgjkghkj; lkfakj ;ljljfl sdfadfasfd asera
<br>sdjfhgbkjhb jhgasfd <br><img src="https://instagram.fmnl4-
4.fna.fbcdn.net/vp/9cc3e3163fa4c45e36ba06dab80a2a8b/5D0C4134/t51.2885-
15/e35/52578723_295046217837106_4438462673106962420_n.jpg?
_nc_ht=instagram.fmnl4-4.fna.fbcdn.net" height="500" width="500"></p> <br>
jdsfa bygjhsdg jkbv kjbv lvkbsal lkjb nlknasdkfl lkjbokhbkldjskljbhjlkhkjhkl
kjlkd aslkh l<br> jhasgdf jhdgywaegrhbkihn kjb klaSNDfckhb kjaghdfjbkjh
<br>adsf knihlkh lk j ojlojjk <h1>fg lknhl kh lkuh adji3wij;oji voi npo ;
posdjfopijnpaiywer <h1>
NOT
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd">
<html><body><p><strong>Lorem</strong> ipsum dolor <strong>asdjfgjasfgbjgj </strong>gjbhgjgjgjkghkj; lkfakj ;ljljfl sdfadfasfd asera
<br>sdjfhgbkjhb jhgasfd <br><img src="https://instagram.fmnl4-4.fna.fbcdn.net/vp/9cc3e3163fa4c45e36ba06dab80a2a8b/5D0C4134/t51.2885-15/e35/52578723_295046217837106_4438462673106962420_n.jpg?_nc_ht=instagram.fmnl4-4.fna.fbcdn.net" height="500" width="500"></p> <br><p> jdsfa bygjhsdg jkbv kjbv lvkbsal lkjb nlknasdkfl lkjbokhbkldjskljbhjlkhkjhkl kjlkd aslkh l</p><p> jhasgdf jhdgywaegrhbkihn kjb klaSNDfckhb kjaghdfjbkjh </p><p>adsf knihlkh lk j ojlojjk </p><h1>fg lknhl kh lkuh adji3wij;oji voi npo ; posdjfopijnpaiywer </h1><h1></h1></body></html>
I parsed them this way:
{!! substr($new ->content, 0, 70) !!}
And there result is like this:
The second one is working in using the blade unescaped tag. I want them to be both displaying first 70 characters only. I'm using Laravel trumbowyg WYSIWG plugin. Someone know how to display it in blade php?
In order to by pass blade's limitations you should use @php @phpend and write your plain PHP code in there.