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Hi!
i am trying to print this statement out to a webpage.
out.println(" var filterOut1=/\D/;");

I want it to appear exaclty as is on the webpage. Unfortuntely I am getting the following error message:
Invalid string literal, cannot contain character '\?'

Any thoughts?

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Ronald Whalen
 
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Try this
out.println(" var filterOut1=/\\D/;");
Regards
Beksy
 
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Thanks!
 
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