Use jQuery to replace all strings. Use jquery to replace strings.
This example describes how jQuery can replace all strings. We will share this with you for your reference. The details are as follows:
Unlike the C # String Replace method, jQuery's Replace can only Replace the first Matching content.
For example:
Var str = "a <br/> B <br/> c <br/>"; var Newstr = str. replace ("<br/>", ""); alert (Newstr); // The content is AB <br/> c <br/>
To replace all matching items, you can use a regular expression:
Var str = "a <br/> B <br/> c <br/>"; re = new RegExp ("<br/>", "g "); // define a regular expression // The first parameter is the content to be replaced, and the second parameter "g" indicates replacing all (global ). Var Newstr = str. Replace (re, ""); // The first parameter is a regular expression. // This session replaces all matching items with the second parameter. Alert (Newstr); // The content is abc
PS: here we will provide two very convenient Regular Expression tools for your reference:
JavaScript Regular Expression online testing tool:
Http://tools.jb51.net/regex/javascript
Regular Expression generation tool:
Http://tools.jb51.net/regex/create_reg