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Ashish Mehra
Courses Plus Student 103 Pointstoggle ?
var editTasks = function(){
console.log('Task Edited');
var listItems = this.parentNode;
var editInput = listItems.querySelector("input[type=text]");
var label = listItems.querySelector("label");
var iscontain = listItems.classList.contains("editMode");
if(iscontain){
label.innerText = editInput.value;
}else{
editInput.value = label.innerText;
}
listItems.classList.toggle("editMode");
}
for what purpose toggle is used here ?
1 Answer
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Steven Parker
230,688 Pointstoggle just changes whatever the current condition is. So if the classList contained "editMode" before, then after the toggle it will not. And if it did not contain "editMode" before, after the toggle it will.
Ashish Mehra
Courses Plus Student 103 PointsAshish Mehra
Courses Plus Student 103 Pointsthanx