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I have string with file path. I want to replace all single backslashes ("") with double backslashes ("").

   var replaceableString = "c:asdflkjklsdffjkl";
   var part = /@""/g;
   var filePath = replaceableString .replace(part, /@""/);
   console.log(filePath);

Console showed me it.

   c:asdlkjklsdfjkl

I found something like this, unfortunately it didn't work. Replacing with \

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var replaceableString = "c:asdflkjklsdffjkl";
alert(replaceableString);

This will alert you c:asdlkjklsdfjkl because '' is an escape character which will not be considered.

To have a backslash in your string , you should do something like this..

var replaceableString = "c:\asd\flkj\klsd\ffjkl";
alert(replaceableString);

This will alert you c:asdflkjklsdffjkl

JS Fiddle

Learn about Escape sequences here

If you want your string to have '' by default , you should escape it .. Use escape() function

var replaceableString = escape("c:asdflkjklsdffjkl");
alert(replaceableString);

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