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caesarkim

caesarkim

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Oct 30, 2003
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I have a long string that contains <UNCLICKED/>, but i want to replace this node with just something else.

var regExp = new RegExp("<NOTCLICKED<\/>","gi");

this one is not working.

it should be exact match.

please help...
 
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>[tt]var regExp = new RegExp("<NOTCLICKED<\/>","gi");[/tt]
Why do you think it should match?
[tt] var regExp = new RegExp("<[red]UN[/RED]CLICKE[highlight]D\[/highlight]/>","gi");[/tt]


 
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