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bahman sadeghi
4,810 Pointswhich part have a problem?
which part have a problem? link of problem is here http://teamtreehouse.com/library/build-an-interactive-website/introduction-to-jquery/including-jquery-in-our-project
<script type="text/javascript" src= jquery.js></script> <script type="text/javascript"> $("#message").hide().show("slow"); $(".removable").click(function(){ remove(); }); </script>
3 Answers
Michael Wiss
19,233 PointsI think you'll need to point to jQuery in the src attribute first:
<script type="text/javascript" src=""></script>
Jason Massey
16,635 PointsI'm assuming you're on this last question of this challenge based on your code. Everything looks good up until the anonymous function portion of your code.
You're missing a variable in your function that refers back to that refers back to the message ID. Double check the part of the video where he mentions calling a function inside of jQuery.
Vivek Marakana
16,412 PointsHi, there's slight mistake in second line (the line containing "remove()") of your code. You need to pass $(this) to refer to the element that you clicked. So your correct code will look like:
$(".removable").click(function(){$(this).remove()});