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4,987 PointsEvent listener button won't go away after clicking it
So after following the lesson, I tested the code to see that it works but the button doesn't disappear. Any thoughts?
1 Answer
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 PointsCheck the console. You have an error here:
<img src=${person.thumbnail.source}>
This is due to ambiguity with the names of two astronauts not retrieving the correct page: Alexander Skvortsov and Andrew Morgan.
I modified getPeopleInSpace()
to use the disambiguated pages by using Aleksandr_Skvortsov_(cosmonaut) and Andrew_R._Morgan respectively.
// Handle all fetch requests
async function getPeopleInSpace(url) {
const peopleResponse = await fetch(url);
const peopleJSON = await peopleResponse.json();
const profiles = peopleJSON.people.map( async (person) => {
const craft = person.craft;
var fetchurl = wikiUrl + person.name
if (person.name == "Alexander Skvortsov") {
fetchurl = "https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/summary/Aleksandr_Skvortsov_(cosmonaut)"
}
if (person.name == "Andrew Morgan") {
fetchurl = "https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/summary/Andrew_R._Morgan"
}
const profileResponse = await fetch(fetchurl);
const profileJSON = await profileResponse.json();
return { ...profileJSON, craft };
});
return Promise.all(profiles);
}
Seokhyun Wie
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 21,606 PointsKRIS NIKOLAISEN Hi Kris, thanks for the answer. Just to understand it more clearly, can you explain why it does not disappear in a structural way? What I mean is that before we put async and await, the event.target(=button).remove() worked no matter what error occurs in the middle. Thanks in advance.
David Loder
4,987 PointsDavid Loder
4,987 Points