Hi, thanks for the reply.
I love learning new things but this is kind of complicated...
I wrote this from what i looked up:
var theid=new RegExp('\d+$');
var isthere = theid.exec("ww_1");
console.log(isthere);
But all i get is null, any help?
thanks again,
Phil
On Aug 31, 12:06 am, Jorge Godoy
Thanks for the replys but i have solved it now:
var number = ("ww_1").match(/\d/g);
On Aug 31, 12:32 am, Charlie Griefer
wrote:
> There may be a more elegant way, but until it comes along...
>
> you can .split() the string on the _ character.
>
> myArray = myString.split('_')
>
> which in your
There may be a more elegant way, but until it comes along...
you can .split() the string on the _ character.
myArray = myString.split('_')
which in your case would create an array with element 'thisisadiv' at
position 0, and '1' at position 1.
you could then reference it via myArray[1]
On Sun,
I'd math the regex "\d+$", i.e., I'd get numbers at the end of the value.
Then you could operate on the matched value.
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Jorge Godoy
On Sun, Aug 30, 2009 at 19:29, Phil wrote:
>
> In jQuery how do I remove a certain part of an id...
>
> for example i have a div id='thisisadiv_1'
> I wan
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