Remove Backslashes from Json Data in JavaScript

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Remove Backslashes from JSON Data in JavaScript or jQuery  var str      data     n   taskNames       n   01 Jan    n   02 Jan    n   03 Jan    n   04 Jan    n   05 Jan    n   06 Jan    n   07 Jan    n   08 Jan    n   09 Jan    n   10 Jan    n   11 Jan    n   12 Jan    n   13 Jan    n   14 Jan    n   15 Jan    n   16 Jan    n   17 Jan    n   18 Jan    n   19 Jan    n   20 Jan    n   21 Jan    n   22 Jan    n   23 Jan    n   24 Jan    n   25 Jan    n   26 Jan    n   27 Jan      var finalData   str replace              but this does not work for me  Any help

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In React Native   This worked for me  name    hi  n ruser  name replace     r n   gm          hi user

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You need to deserialize the JSON once before returning it as response  Please refer below code  This works for me   JavaScriptSerializer jss   new JavaScriptSerializer    Object finalData   jss DeserializeObject str

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try this  var finalData   str replace     g

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tl dr  You don t have to remove the slashes  you have nested JSON  and hence have to  decode the JSON twice  DEMO  note I used double slashes in the example  because the JSON is inside a JS string literal      I assume that your actual JSON looks like    data     n   taskNames       n   01 Jan    n   02 Jan    n   03 Jan    n   04 Jan    n   05 Jan    n   06 Jan    n   07 Jan    n   08 Jan    n   09 Jan    n   10 Jan    n   11 Jan    n   12 Jan    n   13 Jan    n   14 Jan    n   15 Jan    n   16 Jan    n   17 Jan    n   18 Jan    n   19 Jan    n   20 Jan    n   21 Jan    n   22 Jan    n   23 Jan    n   24 Jan    n   25 Jan    n   26 Jan    n   27 Jan         I e  you have a top level object with one key  data  The value of that key is a string containing JSON itself  This is usually because the server side code didn t properly create the JSON  That s why you see the    inside the string  This lets the parser know that   is to be treated literally and doesn t terminate the string    So you can either fix the server side code  so that you don t double encode the data  or you have to decode the JSON twice  e g   var data   JSON parse JSON parse json  data

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Your string is invalid  but assuming it was valid  you d have to do   var finalData   str replace     g         When you want to replace all the occurences with  replace  the first parameter must be a regex  if you supply a string  only the first occurrence will be replaced  that s why your replace wouldn t work   Cheers

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