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Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 19,338 PointsFor the last step I have the exact same code and when i hit submit nothing shows up
$('#submitBtn').click(function(){
// a. Use the val() method to get what's been entered into the restaurant name and restaurant review form input fields. Save both values to variables.
// b. Insert the restaurant name value into the #newRestaurant h3 tag
// c. Insert the restaurant review value into the #newRestaurant paragraph tag
const rName = $('restaurantNameInput').val();
const rReview = $('restaurantReviewInput').val();
$('#newRestaurant h3').text(rName);
$('#newRestaurant p').text(rReview);
});
1 Answer
Luis Villalobos
7,831 PointsSorry after having a better look, all you have to do is remove the element tags within your selectors. The h3 and p tags within your code are unnecessary as IDs are unique and you'd only be targeting those tags anyway. Remove those and your code should work. If not post the HTML and I'll have a better look. Good luck!
Luis Villalobos
7,831 PointsLuis Villalobos
7,831 PointsHey Sean, your code looks good as far as I can tell. Can you post the HTML as well? The issue might lie in the attributes. Check and see if restaurantNameInput and restaurantReviewInput are actually IDs. If so, make sure to include a # in your query selectors.