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Why is not stripped in strip_tags()? Other than str_replace() any other possibilities?
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Well, it's not a tag :)
Also, yeah, html_entity_decode is the way to go.
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Unlike HTML tags, entities (such as < or ) represent actual characters.
If you strip all entities from a piece of HTML, you'll ned up stripping all < characters, as well as any other characters that were included as entities.
You need to decode the entities into the characters that they represent, using the html_entity_decode function.
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