Reputation: 3663
I have a string such as "Value = $val$" and I want to replace $val$ with some value like "$0.00"
so final string can look like "Value = $0.00"
This works in firefox and IE 7 and IE 8 but does not work in IE 9 any idea why? and how I can resolve the issue?
Any value other than $0.00 (e.g.$5.00) works without any issue.
edit: updated link with a textbox and a button to test with diff values.
In IE 9 I am getting "Value =$val$.00"
Browser is in Standards mode.
Note: I am working on legacy code so , ideally I would like to stay away from tempting jquery solutions.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2418
Reputation: 5650
The $0
in your replacement text is essentially an uninitialized variable, the behavior of which is undefined. So, escape the dollar sign:
$$0.00
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 81
Any reason you're not simply doing this?
function replaceValue(source, find, replacement) {
return source.replace(find, replacement);
}
Upvotes: 5