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Date: 07/15/00
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> I have a mail form script that I am working on and if you
> enter HTML into the any of the form fields, it spits it out
> on the output page as HTML. How can I get rid of the
> "<HTML>" part of messages so that it won't mess up the
> output? I think all I need to do is to conver the "<>" to
> < and >...any easy way to do this?
htmlspecialchars()
htmlentities()
Or alternatively strip_tags()
All in the strings section of the manual.
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