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Maybe you already had the problem that you needed to use a a simple replace in JavaScript. The problem is while using "string.replace('old string', 'new string')" just the first match will be replaced. This is kind of weird if you are coming from the .Net world. So there are two ways to perform a replace all in JavaScript: the replacing with arrays and the regex replacing

Have you ever noticed the search in SharePoint 2013 lists? It is pretty cool, because you get what you want and that on a fast way. Did you or a client ever had the wish to use it on a SharePoint 2010 to? Well that is pretty easy. All you need to do is to add a Code Editor Web Part over your list. Enter into the list the following code: