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JavaScript

Posted by Andrej Kirin
Andrej Kirin
18,967 Points

Stucked

Hello!

I just can't solve task 2 of this challenge; http://teamtreehouse.com/library/build-an-interactive-website/form-validation-and-manipulation/checking-values

I've been trying hard, but I'm not clear what should I do. This is one of my last codes:

function isValidEmail(email){ return email.indexOf("@") != -1; }; var $required = $(".required"); function requiredValues(){ var array = new Array(); $required.each(function(){ array.push($(this).val() == ""); }); return array.sort().pop();

If there is anyone who is able to provide solution or advice I would be grateful.

Thanks

2 Answers

Mike Bronner
Mike Bronner
16,395 Points
Mike Bronner
Mike Bronner
16,395 Points

Your code:

var $required = $(".required");
function requiredValues()
{
  var array = new Array();
  $required.each(function()
  {
    array.push($(this).val() == "");
  });
  return array.sort().pop();

The differences I'm noticing is that your code is not adding the value of the field, but instead a boolean that denotes if it was empty or not. I don't believe that's what is asked for. Also, your result is sorted, and you have removed the last element from the array, that is also not being asked for. I'm assuming the the missing closing brace is just a copy error, but that you have it in your code. Another thing to check is that you are looking at everything with a class of required, it only wants input fields with the class of required. Also, you have a $-sign before your required object ... not necessary in JavaScript.

I updated your function with the above corrections, and it worked. :)

Mike Bronner
Mike Bronner
16,395 Points
Mike Bronner
Mike Bronner
16,395 Points

Hang on ... ran into a snag here ... will update in a sec.

Andrej Kirin
Andrej Kirin
18,967 Points
Andrej Kirin
Andrej Kirin
18,967 Points

Thanks, I'll try working it out later and will let you know.