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JavaScript

Posted by James Maddox
James Maddox
17,154 Points

In jQuery remove the 'disabled' attribute from the input with the id

Here's my code: everything else works but I keep getting the error: Bummer! You need to call the 'removeAttr' method. what am I for getting?

$("#email").addClass("valid");
$("#name").removeClass("error");
$("input#accept").attr("checked","checked");
$("input#submit").removeAttr("disable");
Ricardo Hill-Henry
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 Points

Can you link the challenge

Kieran Shepherd
Kieran Shepherd
6,415 Points
Kieran Shepherd
Kieran Shepherd
6,415 Points

missing the ending d...disabled

2 Answers

Ricardo Hill-Henry
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 Points
Ricardo Hill-Henry
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 Points

Could be as simple as you wrote "disable" opposed to "disabled" ?

James Maddox
James Maddox
17,154 Points
James Maddox
James Maddox
17,154 Points

I went back and spelled it correctly. How do you link a challenge?