Lisi,
To save reinventing the wheel would strip_tags() be any use to you? (see
manual)
=dn
> I am retrieving text stored in a database, and I want to strip out any
HTML
> tags and then only display the first 30 characters with "..." to show the
> user that there is more text to view.
>
> My problem is with stripping out HTML tags, the code is stripping out the
> text enclosed within the HTML tags as well.
>
> Here is the code I am using:
>
> $pat = "<{1}.+>{1}";
>
> if (ereg("text", $type)){ //if the field type is text look for HTML
> tags to remove
> $content_array[$c] = ereg_replace($pat, '', $content_array[$c]);
> $content_array[$c] = substr($content_array[$c], 1, 30);
> $content_array[$c] = $content_array[$c]."...";
> }
>
> echo $content_array[$c];
>
>
> What should the correct $pat be?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Lisi
>
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