MB wrote on 29 mrt 2007 in comp.lang.javascript
:
>>I need to replace all occurances of a certain character located
between two tags. I have included an example of what i have come up
with so far, but it doesn't work they way I want it to:
str = "some content<script type=\"text/javascript\">var str =
'asdfasdfASDFASDF';<\/script>";
str = str.replace(/(<script.*?>.*?)a(.*?<\/script>)/gim, "$1X$2");
alert(str);
In this example, i want all 'a' between the script tags to be
replaced by 'X', but only the first is replaced. How can I modify
this to replace *all* occurances of 'a'?
str = str.replace(/(<script.*?>)(.*)(?=<\/script>)/gi,
function(x,y,z) {return y+z.replace(/a/gi,'Z')})
[beware of line break. IE tested]
Thanks. This works well, however only as long as the contents of 'str'
is just one line. It does not find any matches when I have several
lines. I tried adding the m-flag to the regular expressions, but that
didn't work. Can this be solved too?
str = str.replace(/\n/g,'\uffff').replace(/(<script.*?>)(.*)(?=
<\/script>)/gi, function(x,y,z) {return y+z.replace(/a/gi,'Z')}).replace(/
\uffff/g,'\n')
[beware of line breaks. IE tested]
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Evertjan.
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