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strip_tags() function in PHP
The strip_tags() function is used to strip HTML and PHP tags from a string.
Syntax
strip(str, allow)
Parameters
str − The string to check
allow − The allowable tags that won’t be removed (won’t be stripped).
Return
The strip_tags() function returns the stripped string.
Example
The following is an example −
<?php echo strip_tags("<p>Demo <strong>Text!</strong></p>"); ?>
Output
Demo Text!
Example
The following is an example −
<?php echo strip_tags("<p>Demo <strong>Text!</strong></p>","<strong>"); ?>
Output
Demo <strong>Text!>/strong>
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