PHP html_entity_decode function
PHP html_entity_decode function : It converts the html entities to its applicable characters. This function decodes all html entities to its equivalent characters. We will explain this function with Syntax, Example And Demo .
Note : It Supports In PHP 4 and above versions.
PHP html_entity_decode function
Here is syntax for html_entity_decode function
Syntax: html_entity_decode function
html_entity_decode(string,flags,char-set); |
Input(html_entity_decode) Parameters
Hers are parameters explained –
- string: This is required input parameter which needs to be decoded.
- flags: This is optional input parameter which handles single and double quotes. Here are following quote style-
- ENT_COMPAT : This is default. Converts/Decodes only Double Quotes
- ENT_QUOTES : This Decodes Both Single and Double Quotes.
- ENT_NOQUOTES : Decodes neither Single nor Double Quotes.
- char-set: This is optional parameter. This is basically used to decide which character set to use.
- UTF-8 : This is Default ASCII Compatible Multi byte 8-bit Unicode.
- ISO-8859-1 : Western European, Latin-1.
- ISO-8859-15 : Western European, Latin-9
- cp866: DOS-specific Cyrillic charset
- cp1251 : Windows-specific Cyrillic charset.
- cp1252 : Windows specific charset for Western European
- KOI8-R : Russian.
- BIG5 : Traditional Chinese, Specially used in Taiwan.
- GB2312 : National standard character set.
- BIG5-HKSCS : Traditional Chinese.
- Shift_JIS SJIS, SJIS-win, cp932, 932 Japanese
- EUC-JP :Japanese
- MacRoman : Charset that was used by Mac OS.
Return(html_entity_decode) Parameters
Returns the decoded string.
PHP html_entity_decode function
Here is very basic example of html_entity_decode function –
If you run the above example it produce the following example as below-
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