Reputation: 4142
I have the following string:
http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chst=d_map_pin_letter&chld=1|4093F6|FFFFFF
I would like to find the chld=1
.
The 1
could be any number and I need to change it.
How can I find chld=x
where x
stands for any number?
Upvotes: 4
Views: 688
Reputation: 627469
Here is a possible way:
var re = /chld=\d+/;
var str = '"http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chst=d_map_pin_letter&chld=1|4093F6|FFFFFF"';
document.getElementById("res").innerHTML = str.replace(re, "chld=100");
<div id="res"/>
The regex is chld=\d+
which is very basic:
chld=
- Matches literal chld=
string\d+
- Matches 1 or more digits.In case you have multiple chld
s, and you want to set them with the same value, just add g
flag to var re = /chld=\d+/g;
. As an alternative to using \d
you can achieve the same with [0-9]
character range: var re = /chld=[0-9]+/g;
. However, in JavaScript, \d
and [0-9]
are equal:
Since certain character classes are used often, a series of shorthand character classes are available.
\d
is short for[0-9]
. In most flavors that support Unicode,\d
includes all digits from all scripts. Notable exceptions are Java, JavaScript, and PCRE. These Unicode flavors match only ASCII digits with\d
.
Upvotes: 4