removehtml
Removes HTML or WebDNA tags from a string of text.
[removehtml]Any Text[/removehtml]
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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Source | (Optional) T or F to indicate that you also want to remove uninterpreted WebDNA from the text. HTML is always removed from the text. Default is to remove HTML only. |
ReplaceWith | Text with which you want to replace the HTML sequences. Defaults to nothing. |
To automatically strip out HTML or WebDNA tags from text, put the text inside a [removehtml] context. Any HTML found in the text will be removed, leaving just the plain non-HTML text behind. Alternately you can specify that WebDNA be removed instead.
Example WebDNA code:
Example result:
Anywhere HTML sequences appear inside the context, they will be removed. You may put any [xxx] tags inside the context--for instance, you may use fields from a database, or even [include] the entire contents of another file. HTML is recognized as any text which begins with "<" followed by any number of non-space characters, followed by any number of characters, followed by ">".
Example WebDNA code:
[removehtml]
Some Text that contains <br> <h3>or</h3> other HTML
[/removehtml]
Example result:
Some Text that contains or other HTML
Anywhere HTML sequences appear inside the context, they will be removed. You may put any [xxx] tags inside the context--for instance, you may use fields from a database, or even [include] the entire contents of another file. HTML is recognized as any text which begins with "<" followed by any number of non-space characters, followed by any number of characters, followed by ">".