In [[introduction]] , the HTML tags remain when strip=1

[kakashka12345]

I have used [[introduction strip=1]] in my meta description tag. The problem is that my introduction contained one [[tt]] tag. So as a result I got the following:

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<meta name="description" content="bla bla bla <a rel='tag' class='pivotx-taglink' href='/tag/some+tag' title='Entries tagged with: some+tag'>some tag</...">


It means that the following code in module_parser.php did not pick it up:

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 if ($strip!=false) {
        $output = strip_tags($output,"<a><b><i><u><strong><em>");
    }


or the [[tt]] tag was applied after the HTML tags were stripped from introduction ?

[kakashka12345]

Ok, Bob suggested a solution in a different post:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1832#p9828

That worked.

[hansfn]

Just for the record - your analysis is wrong. The code you pointed to in module_parser.php strips all tags except the ones listed in the call to strip_tags. That explains why the output generated by the [[tt]] isn't stripped down.

PS! This behavior of the strip parameter is documented: "If strip is set to 1, most HTML tags are removed from the output."

[Logfather]

How would you people go about stripping " as in "?
Tried several ways (single ' and backlash etc.) but to no avail. Currently [[ title ]] gives some trouble with Twitter and Facebook buttons because of this reason. Only when you have " in a title of course.

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if ($strip!=false) {
        $output = strip_tags($output,"<a><b><i><u><strong><em>");
    }

[hansfn]

What exactly is the problem - the double quote itself or that it is converted to """. You could use
[[ $title|strip_tags ]] instead of [[ title ]] to avoid the conversion.

[Logfather]

No, the problem is not that it converts to ". The problem is using that sign (quotes) in a title and than having that title with those quotes as a meta tag. HTML no likey.