Reputation: 2246
I have two sets of <ol>
(ordered list), and I need the numbers to stop incrementing at the last <li>
in each of the <ol>
. My goal is to make the incrementing start over when it reaches the last <li>
.
For example, if you go the the Fiddle, and click "list", it returns:
1. Hello world! :)
2. Hello how are you
3. good
- Hello world! :)
- Hello how are you
- good
4. Hello world! :)
5. Hello how are you
6. good
I want the incrementing to NOT affect all <li>
inside of the <ol>
. I want the incrementing to stop at the last <li>
. In this case, 3. good
In other words, this is what I want to be returned:
1. Hello world! :)
2. Hello how are you
3. good
- Hello world! :)
- Hello how are you
- good
1. Hello world! :)
2. Hello how are you
3. good
Here is my function(){...}
function doIt() {
var input = document.getElementById("h");
var olPatt = /<ol>\s*((?:<li>.+<\/li>\s*)+)<\/ol>/g; // recognizes ordered list
var ulPatt = /<ul>\s*((?:<li>.+<\/li>\s*)+)<\/ul>/g; // recognizes unordered list
var ol = input.value.match(olPatt); // returns olPatt match from value
// var olPattAfter = ol.match(/(?:[0-9]+\.\s.+)/g); // this is supposed to return 1.,2.,3.,4.,5.,6, from ol
// var ol = result.value.match(olPatt);
// var olLi = ol.match(/<li>/g);
var ulPatt = /<ul>\s*((?:<li>.+<\/li>\s*)+)<\/ul>/g;
var i = 1;
input.value = input.value.replace(olPatt, function (n, listItems) {
return listItems.replace(/\s*<li>/g, function () {
return i++ + '.' + ' ';
}).replace(/<\/li>/g, '\n');
});
input.value = input.value.replace(ulPatt, function (n, listItems) {
return listItems.replace(/\s*<li>/g, function() {return '-' + ' ';}).replace(/<\/li>/g, '\n');
});
}
Upvotes: 1
Views: 759
Reputation: 12782
Restart the counter in the replace callback:
var ulPatt = /<ul>\s*((?:<li>.+<\/li>\s*)+)<\/ul>/g;
input.value = input.value.replace(olPatt, function (n, listItems) {
var i = 1;
return listItems.replace(/\s*<li>/g, function () {
return i++ + '.' + ' ';
}).replace(/<\/li>/g, '\n');
});
Upvotes: 2