Question

I was hoping to get a nice push in the right direction I would like to change the ending of my images sources string… i hope i worded that right.

Anyway my current src’s are reading:

<img src="something/something/12345_m.jpg" />

I would like to change it to:

<img src="something/something/12345_t.jpg" />

Any idea guys…Thanks!

Answer 1

This one is a bit safer:

$('img').each(function () {
    var src = $(this).attr('src');
    $(this).attr('src', src.replace(/_m(\.[^.]+)?$/, '_t$1');
});

Else you may risk URL’s like /bat_man/images/oh_my_god_m.png to end up as /bat_tan/images/oh_my_god_m.png when using eKek0’s answer.

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Explanation of the regex /_m(\.[^.]+)?$/:

• /.../ are just pattern borders.
• _m matches literal _m.
• (...) match grouping, the first one ends as $1 in result.
• \. matches literal .. Because . is a special char in regex, it’s escaped by \.
• [...] represents group of characters.
• ^. matches everything but literal .. Because it’s inside a group, escaping is not needed.
• + matches one or more characters.
• ? previous group is optional (for the case that there’s no file extension).
• $ match must occur at end of string (and thus not in the middle or so).