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Subject: file()+strip_tags() Vs. fgetss(). huge diffrence normal?
From: bjori@jeshus.com (Hannes Magnusson)

Hibb.

Is there suppost to be such a huge diffrence between these two methods?
Would have thougt combination of file() & strip_tags() would result in same results as fgetss()
<?php
    $file = file ( "http://no2.php.net/" );
    $fp = fopen ( "http://no.php.net/", "r" );
    $i = 0;
    
    while ( !feof ( $fp ) ) {
        echo "fgetss:     "; var_dump ( trim ( fgetss ( $fp, 3072 ) ) );
        echo "strip_tags: "; var_dump ( trim ( strip_tags ( $file[ $i++ ] ) ) ) ;
    }
?>
See live example: http://62.249.185.14/examples/fgetss.php

- Hannes