Substitute in Javascript Using replace Method

To substitute in Javascript, use the replace() method:

hu = "LENDEN";

hu = hu.replace(/e/ig, "o");

Which Prints:
LoNDoN

-We created a variable and named it hu because we felt like it.
-We said to replace the any letter "e"s you find with "o"s. The i means case-INsensitive. The g means change ALL "e"s, not just the first one.



Free Copy and Paste Javascript Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--

hu = "LENDEN";

hu = hu.replace(/e/ig, "o");

document.write(hu);

-->
</script>


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