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rob.m
rob.m

Reputation: 10571

how to remove a comma from an object?

I tried:

val['*'].replace(/,/g , '')

But i still have the comma

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,Trận Bạch Giang

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UPDATE

data.parse.langlinks.map(function(val){ 
   return val['*']
});

Upvotes: 0

Views: 76

Answers (1)

Salketer
Salketer

Reputation: 15711

From what I've finally been able to grab, you are using this kind of line (stripped a bit)

$('#results').append('<li>' + curTitle + "<br>" +   data.parse.langlinks.map(function(val){ return val['*'] + "<br>" }) + '</li>');

What happens is that the result from data.parse.langlinks.map is an array, and to concatenate that to the

  • string, its values are concatenated with the dreaded comma.

    You can see by yourself using this:

    console.log(data.parse.langlinks.map(function(val){ return val['*'] + "<br>" }).toString());

    To fix this, you have multiple possibilities, the best is to leverage jQuery's flexible append this way:

    $('#results').append('<li>' , curTitle , "<br>" ,   data.parse.langlinks.map(function(val){ return val['*'] + "<br>" }) , '</li>');

    The good thing about append is that it takes unlimited amount of parameters, just as if you called it once for every param. And it also accepts array, and handle them correctly.

    Upvotes: 1

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