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Posted by Pedro Graca on 01/10/06 15:17
Danny top-posted (reformatted) and failed to attribute (corrected):
> Pedro Graca wrote:
>> Danny wrote:
>>> I have used this function.
>>> $string = strip_tags($p1,'<i><b><u><br><p><font>');
>>>
>>> The problem is that the title will be printed as well, but i dont allow
>>> the title tag.
>>>
>>> How to i exclude this ?
>>
>> remove the title and its contents before applying strip_tags.
>>
> Yes i know i can do that, but the problem is, that the customer cant. The
> customer works from a word file and saves it as an html file. Word always
> puts the title in it. Why the strip tag allows title standard?
strip_tags removes the <title> tag, just like it removes the <b> or <a>
tags. What it doesn't do is remove the text between the tags.
<?php
echo strip_tags('outer <title>inner <a href="x">link</a> content</title> content');
?>
will output "outer inner link content content"
______^^^^________
Maybe you can try to replace <title> with "<!-- " and </title> with " -->"
if you don't want to check everything like I did on my last post.
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