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  • Kinkaid Nolen
    Kinkaid Nolen
    3,522 Points

    I don't understand the issue?

    Posted October 17, 2019 11:12pm by Kinkaid Nolen
    Kinkaid Nolen
    3,522 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

  • Kim Dallas
    Kim Dallas
    11,461 Points

    what am I doing wrong?

    Posted March 1, 2019 6:57pm by Kim Dallas
    Kim Dallas
    11,461 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • thomas shellberg
    thomas shellberg
    10,030 Points

    Doesn't accept arrow functions?

    Posted January 8, 2019 9:10pm by thomas shellberg
    thomas shellberg
    10,030 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

  • Van Jordan
    Van Jordan
    3,350 Points

    what's going on?

    Posted November 22, 2018 3:01am by Van Jordan
    Van Jordan
    3,350 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    0 Answers

  • Justin Townsend
    Justin Townsend
    4,111 Points

    I am helplessly clueless

    Posted October 26, 2018 2:13am by Justin Townsend
    Justin Townsend
    4,111 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • Justin Townsend
    Justin Townsend
    4,111 Points

    Help hopefully i did most of this right.

    Posted October 25, 2018 3:46pm by Justin Townsend
    Justin Townsend
    4,111 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

  • Laura Owens
    Laura Owens
    9,983 Points

    My code makes the students names disappear, but I can't pass the challenge???

    Posted October 24, 2018 8:35pm by Laura Owens
    Laura Owens
    9,983 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

  • David Regel
    David Regel
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,504 Points

    What's wrong with my code?

    Posted July 29, 2018 7:37pm by David Regel
    David Regel
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,504 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • Fernando Jimenez
    PRO
    Fernando Jimenez
    Pro Student 6,997 Points

    Not sure what i am doing wrong here. Is event.target == ‘.student-list’? I get a little confused with event.target still

    Posted July 28, 2018 5:14pm by Fernando Jimenez
    Fernando Jimenez
    Pro Student 6,997 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    4 Answers

  • Abson Chifodya
    Abson Chifodya
    11,817 Points

    Inside of your click handler, use jQuery to select event.target. Then call the hide() method on your selectio

    Posted May 18, 2018 7:05pm by Abson Chifodya
    Abson Chifodya
    11,817 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • Lucas de Oliveira Neves
    Lucas de Oliveira Neves
    11,695 Points

    Element does not hide();

    Posted May 16, 2018 2:06pm by Lucas de Oliveira Neves
    Lucas de Oliveira Neves
    11,695 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • Chase Nobles
    Chase Nobles
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 13,633 Points

    Not sure why this isn't working. The question is pretty confusing..

    Posted January 19, 2018 3:02am by Chase Nobles
    Chase Nobles
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 13,633 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • ambareesh M
    ambareesh M
    6,122 Points

    Using the on() method, attach an event handler to handle click events on the ul element with the class of .student-list.

    Posted January 17, 2018 5:42am by ambareesh M
    ambareesh M
    6,122 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

  • Paulo Portella
    PRO
    Paulo Portella
    Pro Student 1,992 Points

    JQuery Basics > Events with JQuery Challenge Task. What am I doing wrong?

    Posted January 12, 2018 2:50pm by Paulo Portella
    Paulo Portella
    Pro Student 1,992 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    3 Answers

  • Simtion Rares
    Simtion Rares
    800 Points

    Need some help...

    Posted January 5, 2018 6:09pm by Simtion Rares
    Simtion Rares
    800 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • Sandeep Singh
    Sandeep Singh
    6,083 Points

    stuct in jquery task

    Posted January 3, 2018 8:31am by Sandeep Singh
    Sandeep Singh
    6,083 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

  • shekhar bhardwaj
    shekhar bhardwaj
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 12,373 Points

    Using the on() method, attach an event handler to handle click events on the ul element with the class of .student-list.

    Posted December 30, 2017 9:24pm by shekhar bhardwaj
    shekhar bhardwaj
    Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 12,373 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

  • Myles Gleeson
    Myles Gleeson
    2,906 Points

    Why can't you access event.target directly?

    Posted December 30, 2017 12:49am by Myles Gleeson
    Myles Gleeson
    2,906 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    2 Answers

  • Alex Forseth
    Alex Forseth
    8,016 Points

    Where is the "click handler" from the first question?

    Posted December 28, 2017 6:40am by Alex Forseth
    Alex Forseth
    8,016 Points
    • JavaScript
    • jQuery Basics
    • Understanding jQuery Events and DOM Traversal
    • Events with jQuery

    1 Answer

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