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Can someone point out my error within my database? Cannot find

I'm new to JavaScript and we have been coding using Monaca and our lesson this week is editing/deleting data. While going through my JavaScript and running it I notice an error on line 280 for me on the debugger but when I look at the code I personally cannot find the syntax error within it. If you guys can help me find it and explain what I missed and what I could do better would be great.

myDB.get(comicWIP, function(failure, success){
  if(failure) { 
    console.log("Error: " + failure.message);
  } else {
    console.log("About to update: " + success._rev);
    // Re-save to database with a new revision (_rev)
    myDB.put({
      "_id": success._id,
      "_rev": success._rev,
      "title": $valInTitleEdit,
      "author":$valInAuthorEdit,
      "year": $valInYearEdit,
      "publisher": $valInPublisherEdit,
      "notes": $valInNotesEdit
    }, function(failure, success){
      if(failure) {
        console.log("Error: " + failure.message);
      } else {
        // Note: it's .rev NOT ._rev at this point to show Revision #
        console.log("Updated comic: " + success.rev);
        // Redraw the table with changes
        fnViewComics();
        $("#pgComicViewEdit").dialog("close");
      } // END If..else .put()
    }); // END .put()
  } // END If..Else .get()
}); // END .get()

} // END fnEditComicConfirm(event)

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