In PHP I can get back the results from subpaterns like this:
preg_replace("/(a-z)/im", "$1", $string);
But is this possible in javascript?
In PHP I can get back the results from subpaterns like this: preg_replace(/(a-z)/im, $1,
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In PHP I can get back the results from subpaterns like this:
preg_replace("/(a-z)/im", "$1", $string);
But is this possible in javascript?
Almost exactly the same way:
gives “found: oo”.