Scrap that. Sorry. My fault. Understood. :)
J
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
> Is there a function to strip html from a string?
> This function seems to stip out everything between the tags too, no?
> http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strip-tags.php
>
> John
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Thanks James:
I had figured that part out (should of said so). What is happening is
a form is passing the stuff to another page that does the DB UPDATE. The
form action is
.
Where I am lost is where to put the strip_tags() like
action=strip_tages
Thanks James:
I had figured that part out (should of said so). What is happening is
a form is passing the stuff to another page that does the DB UPDATE. The
form action is
.
Where I am lost is where to put the strip_tags() like
action=strip_tages("update.php");
Gary
Yz James wrote:
> T
The easiest way would be to use strip_tags(), though you could craft your
own regular expression.
http://www.php.net/strip_tags
James
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> Hello All,
> How would I strip all HTML before the info in inserted
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