Removing text with jQuery (Hard? or Simple?) Example within..

[Sodascript]

I have got a php page that grabs specific cell data from my google spreadsheet.

The problem is that google decides to echo back the cell data in the worst way possible.

If I request C8 I get string(2) "23" as a response instead of just 23.

This happens 25~ times depending on how many cells I request - how can I use jQuery to remove ALL cases of string(2) or string(whatever) and perhaps the quotes as well.

Right now I'm stuck with garbage like <p class="cellone">string(2) "43"</p>

I'm looking to turn them all into <p class="cellone">43</p> etc.

Is there a relatively simple way to remove all this garbage string related text?

[Fang]

s = 'string(2) "43"';
alert(s.replace(/string\(\d+\) "(\d+)"/, "$1"));

[Sodascript]

Can always count on the Borg , I'll give that a shot today. Much appreciated.

[Sodascript]

I'm generating the cell results as part of a function like so (php inside of my jquery-based page)

else{
$gDoc->getSpreadFeed($_GET['WS']);
$gDoc->setWorkSheet(1);
echo "<p class=\"cellone\">Label: ";
var_dump($gDoc->getCell('AA48'));
echo "</p>";

etc, if I wanted to do this on all results what am I missing? Your idea makes sense but how would I define this query as a variable to be able to perform that kind of a string replace?

Sorry for the noobyness, I assure you in ten years I'll be much better

[Sodascript]

All problems solved, lesson learned. Thanks again Fang.