Hello
I want to remove this:
As you see it is a blank but the regular variable.replace(/\s+/g,''); does not work. I generate this character with Alt+0160 The best way would be its ascii code so how do I do it?
riahc3 50 Â Team Colleague
deceptikon 1,790 Code Sniper Team Colleague Featured Poster
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-breaking_space
A little digging suggests something like variable.replace(/\xc2\xa0/g, '') as a solution with the way I assume you're handling encodings. You may need to tweak the code a bit as I'm not super hip with Javascript.
theHop 18 Newbie Poster
taking the plus out would replace all whitespace chars with nothing
variable.replace(/\s/g,"");
if it's not working maybe there's something in the code surrounding this that needs debugging.
riahc3 50 Â Team Colleague
taking the plus out would replace all whitespace chars with nothing variable.replace(/\s/g,""); if it's not working maybe there's something in the code surrounding this that needs debugging.
It doesnt work for that character
theHop 18 Newbie Poster
How about
str = str.replace(/\u0160/g,"");
riahc3 commented: That was it +4
riahc3 50 Â Team Colleague
Yup, that solves it theHop
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