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I’m trying to remove any digital character in front of alphabetical characters plus complex as the follow:
text = "12 132 2 5517 Publication Date: 12 June, 2012"
and after applying the regular expression it needs to look like ->
text = "Publication Date: 12 June, 2012"
I tried /^\d+ /g with no success, any help?
You may try this regex:
/^[\d ]+/gi