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jdee
6,655 PointsBroken thymeleaf code in index.html?
I followed the video by pulling up the h2-console and inserting a Console object. I ran the app, but the object did not show up at /categories. So, I logged output in listCategories(), ran it again, and confirmed there was a result. Then I looked at templates.category.index.html. I didn't quite understand all the code, but I copied this div to the top of <header>, and the object name showed up: <div th:each="cat : ${categories}" class="col s12 l4"> <a th:text="${cat.name}">Category Name</a> </div>
Is the index.html code correct?
Please advise if I missed something.
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jdee
6,655 PointsThanks for the tip and apologies for the delay. I was able to figure it out. Turns out I had not included a hash/pound sign before my hexCode value in the h2 database row.
Steven Parker
231,184 PointsThat happens to be a symbol that can only be seen in a forum post with Markdown formatting.
Steven Parker
231,184 PointsSteven Parker
231,184 PointsIf you create a video using the "get help" button on a course page, it should automatically place it in the right category, and provide a link to the page itself. And if it's a challnge, include you code with proper formatting.
If you're creating a question from scratch, it's helpful if you do the same things. And an even better way to share code is to make a snapshot of your workspace and post the link to it here.