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JavaScript

Jason Rich
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Jason Rich
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 10,048 Points
Posted by Jason Rich
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Jason Rich
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 10,048 Points

Just sharing my solution to Display an Array of Objects on the Page

I just wanted to add my version of a solution to the challenge.

Console.logging showed that I was getting each pet's profile values and placing them in their elements each loop but only the last pet's profile was displaying on the page.

I thought I needed to use .join or spread ... and was overthinking until it finally occurred to me that I simply needed to change profiles = to profiles += so that each loop would add and stack to the previous loop.

let profiles = '';

for (let i = 0; i < pets.length; i++) {
  profiles += ` 
  <h2>${pets[i].name}</h2>
  <h3>${pets[i].type} | ${pets[i].breed}</h3>
  <p>Age: ${pets[i].age}</p>
  <img src="${pets[i].photo}" alt="${pets[i].breed}"></img>
  `;
  document.querySelector('main').innerHTML = profiles;
}