Getting rid of the phrase "ÜT:" using Javascript

[Ride9650]

Subject says all.

Been using the "replace" method. I've tried to simply find it in the string, as well as searching for it as a regular expression and just can't seem to get rid of it!

thanks!

 

[angelwatt]

What text encoding are you using on the page? Can you show the code you're working with?

 

[Ride9650]

Sure!
And the text encoding is UTF-8

$.getJSON('/twitmap/process/',function(json,status){
		
			
			$.each(json.results,function(i,tweet){
				
			//other non-relevant code
				
				
			
			   $(".result").append('<p>'+tweet.location.replace(/iPhone:/,"").replace(/ÜT:/,"").replace(/Pre:/,"")+'</p><br/>');
			  

			   
			});
			
				
		});

EDIT:Almost forgot, this might be important too:
(I know I don't have to use PHP to initiate the search but for some reason my client wants me to)

$ch = curl_init();
		
		$query = "&q=twitter&rpp=10&geocode=37.781157,-122.398720,9mi";
		$url = "http://search.twitter.com/search.json?callback=?".$query;
		
		//options
		curl_setopt($ch,CURLOPT_URL,$url);
	
		$results = str_replace("ÜT:"," ",curl_exec($ch));
		
		
		
		curl_close($ch);

 

[Ride9650]

Ah! Figured it out. Thank you very much Anglewatt for asking about the encoding because that made me think of how I saw "\u00dcT:" in the returned unaltered JSON stream instead of "ÜT:". I had figured that the encoding was probably to blame but for some reason didn't think of trying to search and replace "\u00dcT:"

thanks!