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Javascript> Check if string contains VARIABLE

Oct26
2010
Written by Scott Rowley
if (TEXT.match(/b<VARIABLE>b/i) != null) {
alert(true);
}

For instance, I have a domain registration form and we know there are no spaces allowed in domain names, so:

if (TEXT.match(/b<VARIABLE>b/i) != null) {
alert(true);
}

For instance, I have a domain registration form and we know there are no spaces allowed in domain names, so:

if (TEXT.match(/b b/i) != null) {
alert(true);
}
Posted in Javascript, Web Development - Tagged alert, contain, Javascript, string, variable
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