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Lauri Neuding
13,525 PointsEvery time I run this, either untouched as given or modified as directed, it displays "1".
I've tried it in Chrome and Safari, the Workspace and independently in Notepad++, repeatedly refreshing, and I still only get "1". This can't be right for a random number function.
1 Answer
Lauri Neuding
13,525 PointsAfter I posted it, I figured it out. I was in the js console and not accessing the console through Inspect Element. Control+Shift+j has become automatic for me. And yes, I did try the button as well.
Jacob Mishkin
23,118 Pointssounds good. I'm glad you found the answer!
Jacob Mishkin
23,118 PointsJacob Mishkin
23,118 Pointsare you running the code in the console or are you accessing the button? the reason I ask is in the ui.js file if you look at the button.onclick function the result might be set to 1. if so change the result to the new function you created in dice.js to the rice.roll method. like: dice.roll();