Description:
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From manual page: http://www.php.net/function.strip-tags
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I'm not opposed to the current way of using this function.
I think that should also behave similarly to how JS interprets tags. This functionality can be for many people a very useful, for one simple reason, passed all structures specified tag.

Test script:
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<?php // striptags.php 
$data = '<br>Each<br/>New<br />Line'; 
$new  = strip_tags($data, '<br>'); 
var_dump($new);
$data = '<br>Each<br/>New<br />Line'; 
$new  = strip_tags($data, '<br/>'); 
var_dump($new);
$data = '<br>Each<br/>New<br />Line'; 
$new  = strip_tags($data, '<br />'); 
var_dump($new);
$data = '<br>Each<br/>New<br />Line'; 
$new  = strip_tags($data, array('br')); 
var_dump($new);
$data = '<br>Each<br/>New<br />Line'; 
$new  = strip_tags($data, array('BR')); 
var_dump($new);
?>

Expected result:
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// OUTPUTS string(21) "<br>EachNew<br />Line"
// OUTPUTS string(16) "Each<br/>NewLine"
// OUTPUTS string(11) "EachNewLine"
// OUTPUTS string(21) "<br>Each<br/>New<br />Line"
// OUTPUTS string(21) "<br>Each<br/>New<br />Line"

Actual result:
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// OUTPUTS string(21) "<br>EachNew<br />Line"
// OUTPUTS string(16) "Each<br/>NewLine"
// OUTPUTS string(11) "EachNewLine"
// OUTPUTS string(11) "EachNewLine"
// OUTPUTS string(11) "EachNewLine"