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I am getting an invalid character error in Opera (haven’t tested in other browsers) on a page, and brings up this line of code:
x.description.replace(/([a-zA-Z]|\)+/, "").replace(/(\+r|\+b[0-9]+)/, ".").split(".")
The invalid character is pointing to the comma in this specific code: /([a-zA-Z]|\)+/, ""
Why is the comma an invalid character?
In your first regex, you are missing the closing
)to terminate the group: