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Bill Smith
2,955 PointsUploading Javascript files
How do you upload the project files (especially the Javascript files) to Chrome like you are doing in the videos?
2 Answers
Mark Phillips
13,124 PointsHi Bill,
You can just download the project files for each lesson (usually index.html & myscript.js) and drag them to your browser icon to open them in the browser easily.
You can also go over to a site like CodePen and use that to re-create the contents of the files there for immediate results.
As a third option, in Google Chrome if you go to View => Developer => Developer Tools (cmd + option + i on Mac) and click on the Console tab you can enter in javascript into that window and it will run.
Florian Goussin
8,925 PointsNormally and most of the time you just need to include your javascript file in your html just before the closing </body> tag.
<script src="relative_path_where_your_javascript_file_is_located"></script>
Then you just have to open your html file in the browser.
Alleene Lacaba
Courses Plus Student 5,248 Pointsi keep getting syntax error like this: Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier loading.html:8 Uncaught ReferenceError: Maze is not defined