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628 PointsWould like to create a button that "removes" the new content
I would like there to be a button that comes along with the new content from "sidebar.html", and would like it to be able to remove the new content. I currently can't get it to show up. I wrote it this way, right above, </section>, in sidebar.html:
<button id = "newButton" onclick="removeAJAX()">Click to remove new content!</button>
I also created a new function in the script tags, but am not sure what to do with it:
function removeAJAX() {}
I would like to be able to "toggle" between the two states. Appreciate the help!
Snapshot of my work:
2 Answers
Iain Simmons
Treehouse Moderator 32,305 PointsWhat David Bath said... except you don't put the hash/pound symbol (#
) in the string for document.getElementById()
, and you would probably want to 'show' the button again:
function removeAJAX() {
document.getElementById('load').style.display = "none";
document.getElementById('ajax').innerHTML = '';
}
David Bath
25,940 PointsFirst I would remove the space before and after the "=" for the button id. Then why don't you try
function removeAJAX() {
document.getElementById('#ajax').innerHTML = '';
}
David Bath
25,940 PointsDavid Bath
25,940 PointsHa, you're right. I was combining jQuery and vanilla js. oops.