strip_tagsDescriptionstrip_tags() removes all angle-bracket delimited substrings from a string. This includes HTML, PHP, SGML, XHTML, and XML tags. A list of optional tag names to ignore can be specified using the optional allowable_tags parameter. The tag names should be enclosed in angle brackets; for example, "<b><i><em><strong><u>". ExampleExample 1222. Strip tags from potentially malicious (or incompetent :) input <?php $text = <<<_HTML_ <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL=http://some.naughty.site.example.com/"> I <b><i>love</i></b> forums that don't filter the HTML tags that they allow to be posted! _HTML_; echo strip_tags($text, '<b><i><em><strong>'); ?> Output: I <b><i>love</i></b> forums that don't filter the HTML tags that they allow to be posted!
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