hmm i think there is a function specificlly for html. but i am not sure
have you tried strip_tags() it will remove html and php tags from a string
. . .
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From: "Tobe Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [PHP] Re: Stripping HTML
> I am trying to check a data element ($data - which may be up to a few
paragraphs in length) which has html codes within the text. I need to strip
out all the html coding. Is there an fairly simple way to do this such as
using the < > signs as markers for checking and deleting the html data from
the data element to be displayed?
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