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JavaScript Express Basics Deeper into Routing with Express The Request Object

Akhil Nair
Akhil Nair
4,150 Points
Posted by Akhil Nair
Akhil Nair
4,150 Points

I did console.dir(req) on my machine, but the output for req object doesn't show up in the browser console.

The object gets logged in the command prompt but not in the browser window.

GREGORY ASSASIE
GREGORY ASSASIE
3,898 Points
GREGORY ASSASIE
GREGORY ASSASIE
3,898 Points

if this is a node program you should notice that there is no window object embedded in nodejs like there is in the browser. In node, it is called global or something like that

Rob Merrill
Rob Merrill
4,259 Points

This confused me as well. I was looking in the console as I think that is what he said. It is actually in the terminal that you see in the following screen in the video.

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Joshua Ouma
Joshua Ouma
20,865 Points
Joshua Ouma
Joshua Ouma
20,865 Points

Hello there fellow learner, I think the problem might be in your hello.pug file. check if the form is indented correctly. I faced the same problem but it turns out my form was not correctly indented.