Removing Ending Whitespaces from a String (Right Trim), using Javascript

Use the Javascript code below:

// Pass the string as argument (value) to the function below.
function RightTrim( value ) 
{ 
 var re = /((s*S+)*)s*/; 
 return value.replace(re, "$1");
}

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