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Strip HTML tags from data in database rows

Asked by NewtoAllThis in JavaScript

Tags: database, html, stripping


 
Hi,

I'm trying to do something like this, but I need help.

I have a table which contains Adverts for a magazine, there is a column cotaining Ad Headings. I have also stored HTML tags around the ad headings in the table. Each advert is displayed on many pages on my site.

But I want to display an ad on some pages without the HTML tags. How do I strip the html tags from the database for this page without changing the ad in each other page.

******All my code is ASP and javascript.*****

This is my code that outputs the adverts, where html tags are included.

r1 = Q("AdHead"); //Here r1 stores the ad heading with html tags

Response.Write("<td valign='top' width=400 rowspan=2>"+r1+"</td>");   //Header ok but tags included

But when I do this

r1 = Q("AdHead");
r1 = Strip(r1); //I need a strip html javascript function here

Response.Write("<td valign='top' width=400 rowspan=2>"+r1+"</td>");   //Header


Hope this makes sense.
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