I assume that the first STRING_ONE is a variable contains another string.
STRING_ONE
entered_text.replace(new RegExp(STRING_ONE, 'g'), 'STRING_ONE');
PS: Make sure to double escape the \ characters in STRING_ONE as you are putting regex pattern from string. So, for example, ^[a-z\d-]+$ must be written as ^[a-z\\d-]+$.
\
^[a-z\d-]+$
^[a-z\\d-]+$
STRING_TWO replace word or words from STRING_ONE
But i have too many word to replace.
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I assume that the first
STRING_ONEis a variable contains another string.PS: Make sure to double escape the
\characters inSTRING_ONEas you are putting regex pattern from string. So, for example,^[a-z\d-]+$must be written as^[a-z\\d-]+$.STRING_TWO replace word or words from STRING_ONE
But i have too many word to replace.