Remove string between special character JavaScript

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I trying to remove some string from string which I have.

I have following string.

"[1fe3-46675-be1a-cd97084b]^Some Text@ dsd dsds [4j34-46675-be1a-cd97854b]^Another Text@"

I want to remove text between ^ @ including that character.

Output should be "[1fe3-46675-be1a-cd97084b] dsd dsds [4j34-46675-be1a-cd97854b]"

I used following but, not removing that string.

let str = "[1fe3-46675-be1a-cd97084b]^Some Text@ dsd dsds [4j34-46675-be1a-cd97854b]^Another Text@"

str = str.replace(/^.*@/g, '');

console.log(str);

Carlos1232 · Accepted Answer · 2020-09-21 15:46:50Z

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You can do it with this regex.

let stringsS = "[1fe3-46675-be1a-cd97084b]^Some Text@ dsd dsds [4j34-46675-be1a-cd97854b]^Another Text@"
let regex = /\^(.*?)\@/gi

console.log(stringsS.replace(regex,''));

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namgold · Accepted Answer · 2020-09-21 15:46:26Z

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Try this:

str = "[1fe3-46675-be1a-cd97084b]^Some Text@ dsd dsds [4j34-46675-be1a-cd97854b]^Another Text@";
replacedStr = str.replace(/\^[^@]*\@/g, '');
console.log(replacedStr)

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doc_id · Accepted Answer · 2020-09-21 15:46:34Z

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Escape the ^ as in:

str = str.replace(/\^.*@/, '');

The ^ means something in regex and must be escaped if you want it to be treated as normal character

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