Dear,
I have to replace several "( OR )" in strings from the user.
these strings are used to generate a html page and if I don't replace them, the html page gives errors because it thinks that the ( or ) is a part of the syntax.
I used string.replace() but it seems to work for every symbol or letter except for these.
like this : string.replace("(", "")
substitude ( by ""
The problem I have is that it seems to work perfect with internet explorer but netscape gives errors with this same construct.
I have to replace several "( OR )" in strings from the user.
these strings are used to generate a html page and if I don't replace them, the html page gives errors because it thinks that the ( or ) is a part of the syntax.
I used string.replace() but it seems to work for every symbol or letter except for these.
like this : string.replace("(", "")
substitude ( by ""
The problem I have is that it seems to work perfect with internet explorer but netscape gives errors with this same construct.