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Posted by Jeff North on 10/08/06 00:52
On Sat, 7 Oct 2006 12:33:49 -0400, in alt.php "Paul"
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<hBQVg.393$O65.0@bignews5.bellsouth.net> wrote:
>| I have a string coming from a tinytext field in MySQL like:
>|
>| <font
>| color="#000000">s<strike><b>ss<u>s<i>sss</i></u></b></strike><u>ss</u>sss<strike>sssssss</strike></font><font
>| color="#000000"><strike>ssss</strike>sssss</font>
>|
>| I get that field in a mysql query and reference it like:
>|
>| echo strip_tags($row[4]);
>| It renders the same line without stripping any tags:
>| <font
>| color="#000000">s<strike><b>ss<u>s<i>sss</i></u></b></strike><u>ss</u>sss<strike>sssssss</strike></font><font
>| color="#000000"><strike>ssss</strike>sssss</font>
>|
>| I tried casting it as a string just to make sure, no difference.
>|
>| If I take that string, assign it manually to a variable and strip-tags, it
>| works:
>| $v = '<font
>| color="#000000">s<strike><b>ss<u>s<i>sss</i></u></b></strike><u>ss</u>sss<strike>sssssss</strike></font><font
>| color="#000000"><strike>ssss</strike>sssss</font>';
>| echo strip_tags;
>| Any ideas how I can get it to propoerly strip tags from the database?
As a wild guess, try removing the double quotes
$row[4]=str_replace("\"","",$row[4]);
then apply the strip_tags.
echo strip_tags($row[4]);
I think, internally, the database string is already enclosed in double
quotes thus causing the function to stop at the first double quote it
finds.
As I said, a wild guess.
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