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Start your free trialAlexey Tseitlin
5,866 PointsJavaScript error (Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input)
This is a lesson code. How can I get this error on the first line?
//Problem: User interaction doesn't provide desired results.
//Solution: Add interactivty so the user can manage daily tasks.
var taskInput = document.getElementById("new-task"); //new-task
var addButton; // first button
var incompleteTaskHolder = document.getElementById("incomplete-tasks"); //incomplete-tasks
var completerTasksHolder = document.getElementById("completed-tasks"); //completed-tasks
//Add a new task
var addTask = function () {
//When the button is pressed
//Create a new list item with the text from #new-task:
//input (checkbox)
//label
//input (text)
//button.edit
//button.delete
//Each elements, needs modified and appended
}
//Edit an existing task
var editTast = function () {
//When the Edit button is pressed
//if the class of the parent is .editMode
//Switch from .editMode
//label text become the input's value
//else
//Switch to .editMode
//input value becomes the label's text
//Toggle .editMode on the parent
}
//Delete an existing task
var deleteTask = function () {
//When the Delete button is pressed
//Remove the parent list item from the ul
//Mark a task as complete
var taskComplete = function () {
//When the checkbox is checked
//Append the task list item to the #completed-tasks
}
//Mark a task as incomplete
var taskIncomplete = function () {
//When the checkbox is unchecked
//Append the task list item to the #incomplete-tasks
}
1 Answer
mtch
8,521 PointsYou missed a closing curly bracket at the deleteTask variable.
var deleteTask = function () {
//When the Delete button is pressed
//Remove the parent list item from the ul
}
Alexey Tseitlin
5,866 PointsAlexey Tseitlin
5,866 PointsWow JS is complex.... Why didn't it show the correct line on which the error was present?
mtch
8,521 Pointsmtch
8,521 PointsThat's how the console works, we just have to live with it.
Try to memorize certain error messages with common problems that occur, for instance with the one you had - I was only looking for not closed variables, functions etc.