I think that this one is biting us:
<Code snippet>
} else if (Var.JSTYPE_REGEXP.equalsIgnoreCase(jsType)) {
results.append(
"this."
+ varKey
+ "=/"
+ ValidatorUtil.replace(varValue, "\\", "\\\\")
+ "/; ");
</CodeSnippet>
Since the javascript regexp starts with '/' shouldn't any embedded '/'s be
escaped?
I'll test it locally to see if it solves our problem and report back.
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