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How to remove every character after 9 digits.



I tried the following but is removing the whole word



$(this).val(str.replace(/^.{9,}$/g,""));





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    Your regex does not match only digits, it matches a line of 9 or more non-linebreak chars. What do you mean to do? Please clarify with an example.

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How to remove every character after 9 digits.



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How to remove every character after 9 digits.



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    Your regex does not match only digits, it matches a line of 9 or more non-linebreak chars. What do you mean to do? Please clarify with an example.

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Your regex does not match only digits, it matches a line of 9 or more non-linebreak chars. What do you mean to do? Please clarify with an example.

– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 14 '18 at 11:48







Your regex does not match only digits, it matches a line of 9 or more non-linebreak chars. What do you mean to do? Please clarify with an example.

– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 14 '18 at 11:48














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You don't need regex to do this. You can use .substr()



Here I used str.substr(0, 9); where 0 is the start of the string you want to keep, and 9 is the length of the portion you want to keep (ie: to the 0+9th index is where it will cut off the string):




let str = "123456789Hello world!";

let res = str.substr(0, 9);

console.log(res);








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  • Thank you for you answer substring solve my issue

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You don't need regex to do this. You can use .substr()



Here I used str.substr(0, 9); where 0 is the start of the string you want to keep, and 9 is the length of the portion you want to keep (ie: to the 0+9th index is where it will cut off the string):




let str = "123456789Hello world!";

let res = str.substr(0, 9);

console.log(res);








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  • Thank you for you answer substring solve my issue

    – Khaled Ramadan
    Nov 14 '18 at 11:57
















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You don't need regex to do this. You can use .substr()



Here I used str.substr(0, 9); where 0 is the start of the string you want to keep, and 9 is the length of the portion you want to keep (ie: to the 0+9th index is where it will cut off the string):




let str = "123456789Hello world!";

let res = str.substr(0, 9);

console.log(res);








share|improve this answer


























  • Thank you for you answer substring solve my issue

    – Khaled Ramadan
    Nov 14 '18 at 11:57














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You don't need regex to do this. You can use .substr()



Here I used str.substr(0, 9); where 0 is the start of the string you want to keep, and 9 is the length of the portion you want to keep (ie: to the 0+9th index is where it will cut off the string):




let str = "123456789Hello world!";

let res = str.substr(0, 9);

console.log(res);








share|improve this answer















You don't need regex to do this. You can use .substr()



Here I used str.substr(0, 9); where 0 is the start of the string you want to keep, and 9 is the length of the portion you want to keep (ie: to the 0+9th index is where it will cut off the string):




let str = "123456789Hello world!";

let res = str.substr(0, 9);

console.log(res);








let str = "123456789Hello world!";

let res = str.substr(0, 9);

console.log(res);





let str = "123456789Hello world!";

let res = str.substr(0, 9);

console.log(res);






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  • Thank you for you answer substring solve my issue

    – Khaled Ramadan
    Nov 14 '18 at 11:57



















  • Thank you for you answer substring solve my issue

    – Khaled Ramadan
    Nov 14 '18 at 11:57

















Thank you for you answer substring solve my issue

– Khaled Ramadan
Nov 14 '18 at 11:57





Thank you for you answer substring solve my issue

– Khaled Ramadan
Nov 14 '18 at 11:57



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