fgetss

Name:fgetss

Category:File system

Programming Language:php

One-line Description:Read a line from the open file and filter out HTML and PHP tags.

Definition and usage

fgetss() function reads a line from the open file and filters out HTML and PHP tags.

The same as fgets() , the difference is that fgetss tries to remove any HTML and PHP tags from the read text.

 <?php

$file = fopen ( "test.htm" , "r" ) ;
echo fgetss ( $file ) ;
fclose ( $file ) ;

?>

The output is similar:

 This is a paragraph.

 <?php

$file = fopen ( "test.htm" , "r" ) ;
echo fgetss ( $file , 1024 , "<p>,<b>" ) ;
fclose ( $file ) ;

?>

The output is similar:

 This is a paragraph.

The output source code is:

 < p > < b > This is a paragraph . < / b > < / p >

 fgetss ( file , length , tags )

parameter	describe
file	Required. Specifies the file to be read.
length	Optional. Specifies the number of bytes to be read. The default is 1024 bytes. This parameter is required before PHP 5.
tags	Optional. Tags that are not deleted.

The optional third parameter tags can be used to specify which tags are not removed.

If it fails, return false.

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