Is there a way to 'search n replace fill' HTML with jQuery?

Try it out: jsfiddle.net/WZ2Vk (Requires jQuery 1.4 or later) var newText = { text: "some new text", othertext: "some other new text" } $('div. Foo'). Text(function(i,txt) { var key = txt.

Match(/\{(^}+)\}/)1; return newTextkey; }) You didn't give the structure of the Array, but I assume you're using it in a manner better suited for an Object. In the example above, I used and Object instead of an Array. Will work just fine with an Array Same example but with an Array: jsfiddle.net/WZ2Vk/1 If you're replacing with actual HTML content, then change text() to html() jsfiddle.net/WZ2Vk/2.

Try it out: jsfiddle.net/WZ2Vk/ (Requires jQuery 1.4 or later) var newText = { text: "some new text", othertext: "some other new text" } $('div. Foo'). Text(function(i,txt) { var key = txt.

Match(/\{(^}+)\}/)1; return newTextkey; }); You didn't give the structure of the Array, but I assume you're using it in a manner better suited for an Object. In the example above, I used and Object instead of an Array. Will work just fine with an Array.

Same example but with an Array: jsfiddle.net/WZ2Vk/1/ If you're replacing with actual HTML content, then change .text() to .html(). jsfiddle.net/WZ2Vk/2.

Thanks! That totally did the trick. – Reinder de Vries Aug 26 '10 at 10:45.

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