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I have a php script that does a query in my database and returns a string ( like "2" ). I print it using
print strip_tags('2');
but in the output of my browser I get :
<body><html>2</html></body>
Is there any way to prevent the tags from beiing printed? Is it maybe that the browser auto adds them?
For all those answering about strip_tags (" 2 ");
THIS IS WRONG:
I want a siple version.php with echo '2';
and nothing else. It prints the tags too. I don't have the tags and then try to print.
More explanation to those who try to get easy rep
my code is:
$str = '2';
print strip_tags($str);
and it prints
<html><head></head><body>2</body></html>
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It is not possible. The browser creates these elements automatically, without it there would not be any text flow(means nothing of this could be made visible).
You can just use this variable for any script, it won't include the HTML tags. This is only made by the browser to make it visible for you.
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