I tried many ways to get a single backslash from an executed (I don't mean an input from html). I can get special characters as tab, new line and many others then escape them to \\t or \\n or \\(someother character) but I cannot get a single...
Does JavaScript have a built-in function like PHP's addslashes (or addcslashes) function to add backslashes to characters that need escaping in a string? For example, this: This is a demo string with 'single-quotes' and "doub...
here is my string: var str = "This is my \string"; This is my code: var replaced = str.replace("/\\/", "\\\\"); I can't get my output to be: "This is my \\string" I have tried every combination I can th...
I have a javascript variable comming from legacy system with backslashes into forward slashes: '/46\465531_Thumbnail.jpg' and I am trying to convert into this: '/46/465531_Thumbnail.jpg'. There is no way to fix the problem on t...
I am using below code to match words in a comma separated string <script> var str="testdata, W3\standard,"; var patt=/\bW3\\standard/g; document.write(str.match(patt) ); </script> But it does not give me result even though i...
I am facing some issues with escaping of back slash, below is the code snippet I have tried. Issues is how to assign a variable with escaped slash to another variable. var s = 'domain\\username'; var options = { user : '' }; opti...
// malformed string var str = "C:\Windows\Fonts"; // C:WindowsFonts alert(str.replace(/\\/g, "/")); How do I correctly replace \ with / so I can get C:/Windows/Fonts?...
I'm trying to split a string "\b1\c1\d1" into ["","b1","c1","d1"]; But even with string.split("\\") (and all ways that internet says) it simply give me a ["1c1d1"]; How can I get the resul...
I have a regex expression which removes any backslashes from a string if not followed by one of these characters: \ / or }. It should turn this string: foo\bar\\batz\/hi Into this: foobar\\batz\/hi But the problem is that it is dealing with e...
I've JavaScript which searches for eg. a letter in a string and outputs "ok" if the letter is not there and "not ok" if the letter is there: var term = "term"; var slash = "a"; var search =term.search(slash);...
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