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Unexpected token ILLEGAL javascript error in Google Chrome

rated 0 times [ 43] [ 1] / answers: 1 / hits: 34309 / 15 Years ago, thu, january 28, 2010, 12:00:00

I am getting a javascript (prototype.js) error: Unexpected token ILLEGAL at this line of code:

newFriend = new friend(

    response[0].@items[0]._id, 

    response[0].@items[0]._nickName, 

    response[0].@items[0]._profilePicture, 

    response[0].@items[0]._tagLine, 

    response[0].@items[0]._isInvite, 

    response[0].@items[0]._confirm

);

the response object looks like this:

[{

  @type: [Lcom.photoviewer.common.model.ThinUser;,

  @items: [{

    _id: 000.060318.05022007.00263.0067ur,

    _nickName: siraj,

    _country: null,

    _currentStorageLimit: 5000000000,

    _currentStorage: 0,

    _currentFileCount: 0,

    _profilePicture: null,

    _tagLine: null,

    _membershipLevel: 0,

    _isRejected: false,

    _isInvite: false,

    _confirm: false,

    _verifiedOn: 1170716666000

  }]

}]

This is only happening in the Google Chrome browser and possibly other webkit browsers. It works fine in Firefox.

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answered 15 Years ago gianni · Accepted Answer

Try this instead:

newFriend = new friend(

    response[0][@items][0]._id, 

    response[0][@items][0]._nickName, 

    response[0][@items][0]._profilePicture, 

    response[0][@items][0]._tagLine, 

    response[0][@items][0]._isInvite, 

    response[0][@items][0]._confirm

);

I'm pretty sure @ is giving you a problem.

For weird characters it's always safer to use the [@items] notation instead of the (dot) notation .@items.