This alert is received when a dollar sign has been used incorrectly in a stimulus parameter.
By putting a dollar sign at the beginning of a parameter value, you can indicate that the parameter should be interpreted as code rather than as a string. However, a dollar sign should not appear anywhere else in the parameter value, unless it is either: - After a # when the parameter is interpreted as code (meaning it will be commented out) - Immediately after a ``, an escape character (escaped dollar signs are only valid when the parameter is not interpreted as code, or within quotation marks if it is)
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If the dollar sign is a part of a string, you should add an escape character (`) immediately before it. If it is supposed to be in a comment, it must appear after a `#. Otherwise, remove any dollar signs which are not at the very beginning of the value.