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Asked: 2026-05-24T07:49:50+00:00

Here is a simple regex expression… document.getElementById(‘testing’).value=f2.innerHTML.replace(>,>\n); The problem is it stops after the

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Here is a simple regex expression…

document.getElementById('testing').value=f2.innerHTML.replace(">",">\n");

The problem is it stops after the first linebreak, how can I make it do the whole table?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Use .replace(/>/g, ">\n");.    

    RegEx literal (or at least that’s what I call it) uses two /‘s. One to mark the begninning, one to mark the end. If you need to use an actual / in the replacement, you’ll have to escape the / with a backslash (\). For example: /Hi\/Hello/.

    With RegEx literals, modifiers come after the last /. In the case above, “g” means global and will replace all, not just the first one it comes to.

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