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Craig Stovall
6,914 PointsjQuery Utility Methods - Challenge 2 of 2
Challenge Question: Using the 'inArray' method check if the array contains the string 'Andrew'.
Line 1 is from previous question and it passed but when I write Line 2 I get the message that Line 1 is now wrong.
Line 1 var values = $(".required").map(function(){ return $(this).val();});
Line 2 return $.inArray("Andrew", values) != -1;
2 Answers
John W
21,558 PointsTypically when you see a message like this it means you've caused a syntax error in this step.
Since you are not in a function, you can't return anything. Simply remove the return keyword and submit it.
Craig Stovall
6,914 PointsJohn, thanks. That was it.