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PHP & Strip tags
Posted - 10/20/2003 : 4:08:23 PM
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Hi All,
I want to create a user friendly back end in which a person can update her personal information without knowledge about html tags.
If i used strip_tags function to strip all html tags, so that the form looks very clean. The trouble is that when a user edit her information and hit update button, all the html format will be gone.
So what do i do to reserve all html tags? And if she wants to type in xxx with a url, then how do i know to convert it to a link. For example: yahoo, http://www.yahoo.com.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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