PHP strips HTML from the string with XML and PHP tags function strip_tags ()

Instance

Peel the HTML tags from the string:

<?phpecho strip_tags ("Hello <b>world!</b>");? >

Definition and usage

The Strip_tags () function strips the HTML, XML, and PHP tags from the string.

Note: This function always strips HTML comments. This cannot be changed by the Allow parameter.

Note: This function is binary safe.

Grammar

Strip_tags (String,allow)

Parameters	Describe
String	Necessary. Specifies the string to check.
Allow	Optional. Specifies the allowable label. These tags are not deleted.

Technical details

return value:	Returns the stripped string
php version:	update log:	Since PHP 5.0, this function is binary safe. since PHP 4.3, the function will always strip HTML comments.

More examples

Example 1

Strip the HTML tags from the string, but allow <b> tags to be used:

<?phpecho strip_tags ("Hello <b><i>world!</i></b>", "<b>");? >

The first parameter is required, which is to remove the source data for HTML and PHP tags, and the second parameter is optional, indicating that no filtering is required.

For example:

<?php$data = ' <a href= '/words?citype=0 > New Thesaurus </a> ' echo $data; Echo ' <br> '; Echo strip_tags ($data);? >

Output |: