How to remove all "/" occurrences from a string using Javascript

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Hello, I’m having trouble applying a simple regex with Javascript. So:

var str = "/Date(1421287200000-0200)/";
console.log(str.replace('/\//g',''));             //não funciona, mesmo estando certo
console.log(str.replace('/[/]/g',''));            //não funciona, mesmo envolvendo "/"
console.log(str.replace('/','').replace('/','')); //funciona, mas não tem lógica

How to solve this problem only with regex in Javascript?

NOTE: the first two examples were tested on the Regexr site as in the example here: http://regexr.com/3eo6t

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In javascript a regex is delimited / doesn’t need simple quotes.

Change:

console.log(str.replace('/\//g',''));

To:

console.log(str.replace(/\//g,''));

  • I was already answering my own question with that same rsrs, I traveled here putting as string a regex

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    @Leandroluk depends on the language, some precise quotation marks and delimiters.

  • that’s why I made a mistake, to learn a language beat in college, I swaddled all kkk

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One option is to break through / and then put together.

var str = "/Date(1421287200000-0200)/";
str = str.split("/").join("");
console.log(str);

  • but it is still not the best logical option. doing this you run 2 methods instead of only 1

  • It is to be a different option than what has already been answered, not the best, for you or want to know that there is.

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