I have an string like this:

var set = 'ñ This is a Test Ñ';

What I need to do is replace ñ and Ñ with n. I tried:

set.replace(/\u00F1/g, 'n');

but it only replaces the ñ.

I have an string like this:

var set = 'ñ This is a Test Ñ';

What I need to do is replace ñ and Ñ with n. I tried:

set.replace(/\u00F1/g, 'n');

but it only replaces the ñ.

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• The variable Set is obtained from a input Value, I know u00F1 = ñ And u00D1 = Ñ – Jonathan Edgardo Commented Sep 10, 2011 at 18:05

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I think there is a cleaner way to write this, but this should work. The | acts as an OR in regex.

a = set.replace(/\u00F1|\u00D1/g, 'n');