Javascript regexp to remove special characters keeping language special characters?

Instead of whitelisting characters you accept, you could try blacklisting illegal characters.

Instead of whitelisting characters you accept, you could try blacklisting illegal characters: var desired = stringToReplace. Replace(/'`~! @#$%^&*()_|+-=?

;:'",. \{\}\\\\\//gi, '').

Var desired = stringToReplace. Replace(/\u0000-\u007F\W/gi, ''); might do the trick. See also this Javascript + Unicode question.

Did not work. Strings get cuttent weird. – Alex Dec 1 at 12:02 1 This regex does not make a lot of sense.

What did you want to express? – Tomalak Dec 1 at 12:11.

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