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This is regular expression demo in C# in dotfiddle.

I have a pipe that replaces the text links with html links and I put the link in a paragraph with [innerHtml]. The problem with innerHTML is that if someone types something like "a" all the text that follows it is not displayed

< p [innerHTML]="text | generateLinksPipe">

this is the pipe:

export class GenerateLinksPipe implements PipeTransform { transform(value: string, aClass?:string ): string {

I'm not great with NodeJS but I have managed to put together a basic server script to get the markdown files from a folder and write a JSON file with all the content + frontmatter. The problem is that the resulting JSON has \r or \r\n\r for some line breaks and not others, which is causing problems in my frontmatter.

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I have a contenteditable where users write stuff like:

From the string

I'm trying to click this button, but the button is actually an image which doesn't have an ID. I've tried using the Xpath by doing

I try to capture some patterns in my textInput (a string) by using the following RegEx:

I am working on a HTML/JS based web-chat application. And I would like to search through the chat window for all the occurrences of a particular word. The current idea for implementing this search is, I would filter through chat message history and scan each chat message. Each chat message is wrapped within a specified HTML element and if the chat message element contains the searched word, I will manipulate the DOM to highlight this particular searched word.

So as of now, I have a dummy implementation which goes through all the chat messages and searches for the word within each chat message. However, in cases where there are multiple occurrences of the word within a single chat message, the search function is only able to highlight the first occurrence. How can I highlight (manipulate DOM) for all such occurrences of words in a single chat message.

The following is the current code snippet that I have written:

Here is a text, and when we add content through the textbox, then every new line adds into a new div class with quiz in inner div.

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