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JavaScript DOM Scripting By Example Adding and Removing Names Practice with Function Scope

Victor Gentile
Victor Gentile
4,996 Points
Posted by Victor Gentile
Victor Gentile
4,996 Points

RSVP Web page adding class 'responded' to listItem adds CSS in chrome but not in firefox, curious, why?

from what I can find, it looks like firefox supports pretty much all of the same things as chrome.

Jacob Mishkin
Jacob Mishkin
23,117 Points

is there any console error in firefox?

2 Answers

Victor Gentile
Victor Gentile
4,996 Points
Victor Gentile
Victor Gentile
4,996 Points

firefox console; reference error: event is not defined. bla bla bla... character encoding of the HTML doc was not declared. I noticed on the HTML page the character encoding is not declared... was thinking maybe that may have something to do with it ???

the line of code is const checkbox = event.target; no errors in chrome... with the same HTML document... no character encoding there either.

Jacob Mishkin
Jacob Mishkin
23,117 Points

If you haven't fixed the issue already, I would console.log the event to see what it is in Chrome and compare what it is in Firefox, then go from there.

Also is this in reference to the code challenge you added?

Victor Gentile
Victor Gentile
4,996 Points
Victor Gentile
Victor Gentile
4,996 Points

I did console.log the event... multiple times... it stated that the character encoding of the HTML doc was not declared. I included character encoding in the head tag... same result... so... no... I haven't fixed the issue yet... still doing some research on google. Thanks for the response though.

Jacob Mishkin
Jacob Mishkin
23,117 Points

You should post the snippet of the code you are having issues with, if not there really isn't much we can do.