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JavaScript

Posted by fisnik poroshtica
fisnik poroshtica
14,154 Points

What I did wrong here?

here is link: http://w.trhou.se/8t1usbyilp

2 Answers

Andrew Chalkley
STAFF
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Andrew Chalkley
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher

You need to change this...

   var editInput = listItem.querySelector("input[type="text"]");

to...

   var editInput = listItem.querySelector("input[type='text']");

You can't have double quotes inside double quotes.

Also you need to comment the out the last line for now bindTaskEvents(completedTaskHolder.children[i], taskIncompleted)

fisnik poroshtica
fisnik poroshtica
14,154 Points

Thank you

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points

:point_right: You may have forgotten a loop.

At first glance, I noticed at the end of app.js you have two sections each with a comment that begins "cycle over ...".

But the first of these sections has a complete loop, and the second one has only a statement that looks like it should be inside a loop.