Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
Okay. So you've got some scripts. The stuff you posted earlier is javascript.
That is correct.

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You said you don't want to clean the entire database.
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But you said you don't want to edit each product manually.
So that means you *do* want to clean all of them in some automated way.
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But javascript code such as you've posted is designed to run in the browser. And the browser has no access to the database.
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So you need a script to pull each record from the database individually, put it in your browser, and then perform some sort of cleaning on the data, and then send the data back to your store's admin to save the changes back to the database.
Not correct

Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
Am I correct that you're asking one of us to provide all of that for you?
No I am not asking you to provide that as obviously I would be asking you to clean the entire database and I'm sure you would be submitting an invoice as a result.

I think your missing the point.

I'm not asking for a script to pull each record from the database individually, put it in your browser, and then perform some sort of cleaning on the data, and then send the data back to your store's admin to save the changes back to the database.

The scripts I posted are browser side only, they will not save back to the database, I'm aware of that and I do not want them to.

However, these scripts are supposed to recognise word formatting styles, disable them and leave everything in between so what appears in the browser to the end user (the viewer) is cleaner text/content that doesn't appear to have word formatting and is overridden with a mixture of a script and CSS. Even though in fact if you looked at the source code, the word formatting styles would still be in the code.