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Posted by Danny on 01/10/06 12:51
Hello,
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?
Danny
> 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.
>
> <?php
> $p1 = '<html><head><title>title</title></head><body><p><a>link
> with<b>embedded bold</b></a></p></body></html>';
>
> if ((substr_count($p1, '<title>') < 2) && (substr_count($p1, '</title>') <
> 2)) {
> $t1 = strpos($p1, '<title>');
> $t2 = strpos($p1, '</title>');
> if ($t2 > $t1) {
> if ((substr_count($p1, '<head>') < 2) && (substr_count($p1, '</head>')
> < 2)) {
> $h1 = strpos($p1, '<head>');
> $h2 = strpos($p1, '</head>');
> if (($h2 > $h1) && ($t1 > $h1) && ($t2 < $h2)) {
> $p1 = substr($p1, 0, $t1) . substr($p1, $t2+strlen('</title>'));
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
> $string = strip_tags($p1,'<i><b><u><br><p><font>');
> ?>
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