Brad Perkins wrote:
Lutz Epperlein wrote:
You can try to implement this reg ex: <\/\?[^>]\+>
That will actually strip text that isn't an html tag, but sort of looks
like one. It can also remove text from mathematical formulas. For example,
(a < b) | ( b > 1000)
ends up as
(a 1000)
You can't wrote such text in an html file. This is not valid html code.
You will get rendering errors probably.
Your formula should look like this in html:
(a < b) | ( b > 1000)
Then the regex will work.
Regards
Lutz
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