[Javascript] regexp - how to exclude a substring
Flavio Gomes
flavio at economisa.com.br
Mon May 30 07:46:31 CDT 2005
I'd just 'substring' the result:
var result = '<div> my Div Contents </div>';
result = result.substring(5, result.length - 6);
I believe will do,
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Flavio Gomes
flavio at economisa.com.br
Alberto Domingo wrote:
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>Therefore as my next step I need to know how to exclude
>"</div" from the
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>innerHTML of the div. I've tried (.*(<\/div){0}) but it doesn't
>seem to work.
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>1) How do I say "allow any number of any characters but don't allow
>this
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>substring"?
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> May be an stupid idea, but, I would try to first change the substring
> to exclude to a single special character (for example |). Then you can
> do the regxp search excluding that special character.
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> Alberto Domingo
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