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Start your free trialMarlinda Davis
7,423 PointsMy questions won't appear because I am getting an error that says .innerHTML can't be null...
I am so frustrated!!! I have been through my code and compared it with Andrew's countless times. I changed mine to match his but I am still getting this error. I don't know what is wrong. When I preview, the question appears but the choices do not. https://w.trhou.se/8lop040ssd This is a snap shot of my code.
4 Answers
Jason Desiderio
21,811 PointsMarlinda Davis - it seems most of your problems are in the quiz_ui.js file with one more being in the question.js file. There are a few commas that shouldn't be there and it is messing with the ID selection in the populateIdWithHTML function.
On line 18 and line 19, there shouldn't be a comma after "choice" or "guess". It should look like this:
for(var i = 0; i < choices.length; i++) {
this.populateIdWithHTML("choice" + i, choices[i]);
this.guessHandler("guess" + i, choices[i]);
}
Next, on line 41, there shouldn't be a comma after "Question ". It should look like this:
this.populateIdWithHTML("progress", "Question " + currentQuestionNumber + " of " + quiz.questions.length);
Lastly, on line 8 of question.js, there shouldn't be an 's' on the end of this.answer
. It should look like this:
return this.answer === choice;
Dan Oswalt
23,438 PointsHey, i found the issue for the questions showing up: there's just a bad comma in both of these argument lists:
for(var i = 0; i < choices.length; i++) {
this.populateIdWithHTML("choice", + i, choices[i]);
this.guessHandler("guess", + i, choices[i]);
}
it should just be:
for(var i = 0; i < choices.length; i++) {
this.populateIdWithHTML("choice" + i, choices[i]);
this.guessHandler("guess" + i, choices[i]);
}
Now it should work!
Matt Green
3,557 PointsONE of your problems is that you have a comma between your 2 variables that are supposed to be concatenated on lines 18, and 19 of quiz_ui.js. It those lines should be as follows:
this.populateIdWithHTML("choice" + i, choices[i]); // because the html ids you are after are 'choice0' and 'choice1'
this.guessHandler("guess" + i, choices[i]);
You have another problem as well at the bottom with your displayProgress function, and how you are calling populateIdWithHTML. You can see that the populateIdWithHTML function accepts 2 parameters, yet you are giving it 3 (each separated by a comma). I'll let you figure this one out, and if you still have trouble with it you can post again.
Marlinda Davis
7,423 PointsThank you both so much! It works now. I really appreciate the help.