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Code Challenge - Returning Error, but I really don't think I have this incorrect...

In the course, "Build an Interactive Website" there is a question that states: "Include “jquery.wmuslider.js” in a new script tag after “jquery.js” script tag."

I put in:

<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.wmuslider.js"></script>

It returns: Bummer! You've mispelt 'jquery.wmuslider.js'

Anyone know what this code challenge is looking for in this instance?

1 Answer

Actually, I believe that I figured it out. This was looking for single quotation marks. I was using double quotation marks. That really should not matter. . . Oh well, if anyone else has this issue, there you go.