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Keith Grimes
9,503 PointsGetting "null is not an object (evaluating input.value).
When I try to run this code, I keep getting the error message. What am I doing wrong?
btnUpdate.addEventListener("click", () => {
const headline = document.getElementById("headline");
const input = document.querySelector(".input-main"); // this variable is local and only accessible by this function
headline.textContent = input.value; // input.value returns whatever is typed into the input text field
input.value = ""; // this clears the text from the input field textbox
headline.className = "grow"; // this applies the CSS class "grow" to the headline element node
});
1 Answer

Brian Jensen
Treehouse StaffHiya Keith Grimes
It appears that you're just missing the btnUpdate
variable declaration from the starter workspace for the video:
const btnUpdate = document.querySelector('.btn-main');
Awesome code comments!
Keith Grimes
9,503 PointsKeith Grimes
9,503 PointsThank you, Brian.