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22,916 PointsTask 1 of the JS Basics course is broken.
The very first assignment is to move to script tag so it loads after the page has loaded. When you do this you get an error since their is already some JavaScript in the myscript.js file. Completely removing this code makes the task complete but it's not the way it should be.
Especially since there is way more code in there then is needed to complete the entire task.
<a href="http://imgur.com/Lye3peH"><img src="http://i.imgur.com/Lye3peH.png?1" title="source: imgur.com" /></a>
3 Answers
Ethan Lowry
Courses Plus Student 7,323 PointsJust to be clear - you did try moving the script
so that it's the last thing within the body
tag?
Lin Lu
29,171 PointsMove the JavaScript tag to right before the body closing tag, it worked for me.
elk6
22,916 PointsThanks. I thought i did but clearly i didn't. :P
I just retyped it so it was in there twice. Noticed it just after i uploaded the pic.
elk6
22,916 PointsHi Ethan,
Yes. I did. The system included the code of the challenge automatically.
I'll add a pic to the OP to explain show what was giong on.
Ethan Lowry
Courses Plus Student 7,323 PointsCool. Please remember to leave comments, not answers, also.
elk6
22,916 PointsWill do. Haven't posted much on these forums yet. Pic included as comment to OP.
Ethan Lowry
Courses Plus Student 7,323 PointsStrange error you posted admittedly, however it looks like you have only copied the script tag to the bottom and not gotten rid of the original, so I imagine that's the problem.
elk6
22,916 PointsYeah, i saw it, right after i posted the pic. My bad. Guess i could use another coffee.
Sorry for wasting your time. :P
Ethan Lowry
Courses Plus Student 7,323 PointsNo worries...99% of 'bugs' you make in programming will be things you can catch by carefully looking over what you've done, so it's a good lesson to learn early. Good luck and remember to pick a best answer etc. when you're done.
elk6
22,916 PointsYeah, i noticed. Sometimes you can stare blind at your code and not notice the really simple error you make. Fortunately the community here is very helpfull. Thanks again to both of you. Marked you both down as "best answer" if it's possible to give more than one.