i have tried to remove all HTML tags from a string, but when i echo it out the html tags are still there.
strip_tags($product_info['description']);
It returns its no differently than it went in. The string is:
<p style="text-align: center; "> <span style="font-size:14px;"><span><strong>Baseball Home Plate Style Display Case For 9 Balls</strong></span></span></p>
It is actually much longer than this, but as an example I've cut it down a lot.
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Strip HTML and PHP tags from a string
So, in case you're using it correctly and still the printed result contain HTML tags, it might means that the string itself doesn't "really" contain HTML tags - rather HTML entities. So while the output is: <p ..><span>, if you use view source of your browser, the real output would be: <p&rt;.
Therefore, using html_entity_decode , which converts entities to their applicable characters (< -> <), prior to using the strip_tags function should solve your problem.
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