Question

I have the following text inside a javascript string variable:

here is some text Page.Title = “info with åäö”; here is more text

I need to target the following and get it placed in a javascript variable (including the quotes):

Page.Title = “info with åäö”;

so I can manipulate that into this:

Page.Title = ” some other info with 123″;

and replace and put back into the string so it looks like this:

here is som text Page.Title = “some other info like 123”; here is more
text

The “Page.Title =” are always the same as well as the last semicolon, but the string between the quotes, like:
“info with åäö”;
can vary

So how can I best target that and change that string with another string?

This is what I tried:

strFind = /Page.Title = [a-z]+/;
strHTML_value = here is some text Page.Title = "info with åäö"; here is more text
strToBeReplace = strHTML_value.match(strFind)[1]
alert(' strToBeReplace ' + strToBeReplace); // = Page.Title = "info with åäö";
strNewValue = Page.Title = "some other info like 123";
strHTML_value = strHTML_value.replace(strToBeReplace, strNewValue);

Answer 1

Try the following regex/code:

var str = 'here is some text Page.Title = "info with åäö"; here is more text';
var replaceWith = 'some other info like 123';
str = str.replace(/(.*Page\.Title = ")([^"]+)(".*)/gi, '$1' + replaceWith + '$3');

Note that the "[^"]+" sequence finds an opening quote, followed by one or more non-quote characters, followed by a closing quote.