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Marcin Lipski
9,947 PointsWhy is my code not working when I use print(), but it works with document.write?
var students = [ {name:'A', track:'java', achievements: 2 , points: 10 }, {name:'B', track:'js', achievements: 3 , points:100 }, {name:'C', track:'ruby', achievements: 5 , points: 1000}, {name:'D', track:'css', achievements: 6, points: 10000 }, {name:'E', track:'html', achievements: 7 , points: 100000}
];
function studentRecords(records) { var listHTML =' '; for ( var prop in students ) { listHTML+='<h2><em>Name: '+ students[prop].name + '</em></h2>'; listHTML+='<p>Track: '+ students[prop].track + '</p>'; listHTML+='<p>Achievements: '+ students[prop].achievements + '</p>'; listHTML+='<p>Points: '+ students[prop].points + '</p>'; }
print(listHTML); } studentRecords(students);
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsIt looks like the definition for the "print" function is missing.
teofanescucosmin
14,058 Pointsfunction print (message){ document.getElementById('output').innerHTML += message; };
If your print function was like the one i use here and on your html was printed only last message is becouse after .innerHTML you put a simple = not += .