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Invalid range in character set

You attempted to create a regular expression with an invalid character set range. Character sets must range from single characters only, such as a-z or 0-9; you cannot include character classes such as \w in a character set. The first character in the range must also come before the second character in the range. For example:

var good = /[a-z]/;     // A valid character range - a comes before z.
var notGood = /[z-a]/;  // An invalid character range - z does not come before a.

To correct this error

Use only single characters to compose your regular expression character set, and make sure they are in the correct order.

See Also

Regular Expression Object | Regular Expression Syntax