Thread: Template function to strip HTML?
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Old 11-14-2023, 02:48 AM   #1
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Template function to strip HTML?
I have a question about templates (I guess with that I am in the correct lace her at "Library Management", right?):

How can I strip HTML tags from a field in a template? I had a look at The calibre template language, but could not find anything for stripping HTML...

Background: The comments field might contain a lot of HTML (crap) which I don't want to see when I show it in a library column.
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