New in 4.0
Removes HTML or WebDNA tags from a string of text.

To automatically strip out HTML or WebDNA tags from text, put the text inside a [RemoveHTML] context. Any HTML found in the text will be removed, leaving just the plain non-HTML text behind. Alternately you can specify that WebDNA be removed instead.

Example (normally you would put the following text into a .tpl file on your server and use a web browser to link to it):

[RemoveHTML]Some Text that contains <br> <h3>or</h3> other HTML[/RemoveHTML]

The above line of WebDNA would produce the following:

Some Text that contains or other HTML

Anywhere HTML sequences appear inside the context, they will be removed. You may put any [xxx] tags inside the context--for instance, you may use fields from a database, or even [include] the entire contents of another file. HTML is recognized as any text which begins with "<" followed by any number of non-space characters, followed by any number of characters, followed by ">".

Parameter	Description
RemoveWebDNA	(Optional) T or F to indicate that you also want to remove WebDNA from the text. HTML is always removed from the text. Default is to remove HTML only.
ReplaceWith	Text with which you want to replace the HTML sequences. Defaults to nothing.