Replace all occurrences of a string in JavaScript
Read OriginalThis article explains how to replace all instances of a substring in JavaScript, not just the first one. It demonstrates two methods: using the String.replace() method with a regular expression and the global flag (/g), and using the newer String.replaceAll() method, noting its current browser compatibility limitations.
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