This function gives me the following error:
SyntaxError: Invalid character 'u8203'
All looks good to me,
function changeColumnWidth() {
var w = Math.random() * 200+80;
$('#menu').css(width, w+px);
}
can someone spot the error?
It's a character after the closing curly brace:
I copy-pasted your code in Firefox' console, postfixed with a undefined method invocation:
'function changeColumnWidth() {
var w = Math.random() * 200+80;
$('#menu').css(width, w+px);
}'.l(); /* .l() triggers a TypeError, since it's not defined */
A TypeError (undefined) shows up, which includes the parsed (escaped) code:
TypeError: function changeColumnWidth() { var w = Math.random() * 200+80; $('#menu').css(width, w+px);}u200B.l is not a function.
^^^^^^ Here's the error.
Now, the troublemaker is found. To fix it, open your code in a text editor, and remove the invisible character. This character can be detected by walking through all characters using the arrow keys.
