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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Multiple Items with Arrays Useful Array Methods

Posted by Kathryn Notson
Kathryn Notson
25,941 Points

[SOLVED] Tracking Multiple Items with Arrays: JavaScript Loops, Arrays, & Objects--Useful Array Methods

In IE 11, when I click on Workspace "Preview", no prompt appears. What's wrong with the code?

mkmk
mkmk
15,897 Points

Strongly recommend not using any version of IE for development. Firefox and Chrome are free and work on all OSes, including Windows. Workspace works great on both.

Kathryn Notson
Kathryn Notson
25,941 Points

I discovered it was the quotation marks that were the problem. I needed double quotation marks for the beginning & end of the prompt statement & singular quotes for the 'list' & 'quit' words within the prompt statement. It works perfectly in IE 11.

We can't avoid IE 11 as web developers. Microsoft may not support it after a certain point in time, but while it's still on desktop computers, we still have to consider writing code that the IE 11 browser supports. JavaScript is part of all browsers.

Iain Simmons
Iain Simmons
Treehouse Moderator 32,305 Points

Hi Kathryn Notson, I've marked your question as solved to indicate to others that you've figured it out.

Kathryn Notson
Kathryn Notson
25,941 Points

mkmk:

I'm using Microsoft Windows 7 Professional or Enterprise & IE 11, Google Chrome, or Firefox. I'm using Worksource Oregon & Multnomah County Library computers so I have to use what they have.

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Kathryn Notson
Kathryn Notson
25,941 Points
Kathryn Notson
Kathryn Notson
25,941 Points

Iain Simmons:

Thanks! Sometimes, I need to take just a little more time to look at my own coding & notice my own errors, as I should have this time. It's always nice to be able to figure things out for myself. Improper syntax or misspelled words can mess up coding even when the format is correct.