Posts Tagged ‘ regular expression ’
I have come across some neat (if not mind blowing) tricks with JavaScript recently. Firstly, I needed JavaScript code that copied PHP’s urlencode(). This function returns an encoded string where all non-alphanumeric characters except - _ . are replaced with a percent (%) sign followed by two hex digits and spaces encoded as plus (+) [ READ MORE ]
First off, regular expressions are great. They are a handy quick way to validate or parse data and you can use them in almost all languages. But of all things, I forget neat regex’s and in fairness they are a pita to recall as the syntax is plain nutty. This is where it ends. I [ READ MORE ]
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