When I query twitter feeds, the returned profile url contains backslashs and looks like:

"http:\/\/a0.twimg\/profile_images\/2419298032\/image_normal.jpg"

how to remove the backslashes to make it look like:

".jpg"

Thanks a lot!

P.S. seems

x=x.replace(/\/gi, "");

doesn't work...

When I query twitter feeds, the returned profile url contains backslashs and looks like:

"http:\/\/a0.twimg.\/profile_images\/2419298032\/image_normal.jpg"

how to remove the backslashes to make it look like:

"http://a0.twimg./profile_images/2419298032/image_normal.jpg"

Thanks a lot!

P.S. seems

x=x.replace(/\/gi, "");

doesn't work...

• javascript
• json
• string
• twitter
• replace

1 Answer 1

x = x.replace(/\\/g, '');

You have to use two backslashes to get the \ character. A single backslash is used for control characters such as \r \n etc. Using the double backslash escapes this and gives you what you want.

See also: how can remove backslash in value by jQuery?