how to .replace a right bracket??

[tones]

Is it possible, and if so, how would I replace a right bracket string ')' using .replace(/)/ 'foo') doesn't work of course as the bracket confuses the whole thingMany thanks in advance, tones

[Golanlan]

Can be found easly on w3schools tutorials..

<script type="text/javascript">var str="meow *code*"document.write(str.replace(/*code*/,"foo"))</script>

replace *code* with the code for "right parenthesis" on HTML ASCII Reference

[tones]

Can be found easly on w3schools tutorials..

<script type="text/javascript">var str="meow *code*"document.write(str.replace(/*code*/,"foo"))</script>

replace *code* with the code for "right parenthesis" on HTML ASCII Reference

Thank you golanlan, the HTML ASCII ref was the bit I was after.

[Golanlan]

Thank you golanlan, the HTML ASCII ref was the bit I was after.

Sure, glad I could help.

[tones]

Doesn't seem to work, namely that the string contains ")" not the code for it. I have no control over the original string, hence trying to edit it using replace. I have been using the w3c schools replace demo and trying many things, and I cannot seem to replace the right bracket

<script type="text/javascript">var str=")"document.write(str.replace(/)/,"W3Schools"))</script>

EDIT: Have solved it, fyi:

<script type="text/javascript">var str="(W3Schools)";var bracket=")";document.write(str.replace(bracket," Rocks!"))</script>