Question

How to remove all backslash in a JavaScript string ?

var str = "one thing\\\'s for certain: power blackouts and surges can damage your equipment.";

I want output like

one thing's for certain: power blackouts and surges can damage your equipment.

Update:

I am scrapping data from page with help of JavaScript & displaying on fancy-box popup.

please help me on this

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Solution

Use a simple regex to solve it

str = str.replace(/\\/g, '')

Demo: Fiddle

OTHER TIPS

This is the answer according to the title as the title is "Remove all slashes in Javascript" not backslashes. So here is the code to remove all the slashes from a string in JavaScript.

str = '/mobiles-phones/.png';
str.replace(/\//g, "")//output would be "mobiles-phones.png";

Regexs are great str.replace(/\\/g,'')

How do I do string replace in JavaScript to convert ‘9.61’ to ‘9:61’?

var str = "one thing\\\'s for certain: power blackouts and surges can damage your equipment.";

str.replace("\", "");
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