strip_tags removes HTML and PHP tags. Syntax: string strip_tags(string str); Return value: String Function type: Data processing Content description This function can remove any HTML and PHP tag strings contained in the string. If the HTML and PHP tags of the string are originally wrong, for example, the greater than symbol is missing, an error
will also be returned.strip_tags
Remove HTML and PHP tags.
Syntax: string strip_tags(string str);
Return value: string
Function type: Data processing
Content description
This function can remove any HTML and PHP tag strings contained in the string. If the HTML and PHP tags of the string are originally wrong, for example, the greater than symbol is missing, an error will also be returned. This function has the same function as fgetss().
htmlspecialchars
Convert special characters into HTML format.
Syntax: string htmlspecialchars(string string);
Return value: string
Function type: Data processing
This function converts special characters into HTML string format ( &....; ). The most commonly used occasion may be the message board for processing customer messages.
& (and) is converted to &
" (double quotation mark) is converted to "
< (less than) is converted into <
> (greater than) is converted to >
This function only converts the above special characters, and does not convert all of them into the ASCII conversion specified by HTML.
Usage Example
Attach an application example in my project:
MySQL database will escape special symbols when storing them in the database, and they will be escaped when we read them. However, my project needs to remove the HTML tags from the content in the n_info field first, and then intercept 60 characters. The content is displayed
I thought it could be achieved by directly using strip_tags(). However, when I actually used it, I found that because the content in the database was escaped, strip_tags could not be recognized, so I needed to convert the special characters first. Yi is back,
Specific code: _substr(strip_tags(htmlspecialchars_decode($value['n_info'])), 0, 60)