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Matthew Lehman
5,282 PointsUncaught type error
for some reason I really believe I have everything correct.
Not sure what is going wrong
Any help would be greatly appreciated
2 Answers
jobbol
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 17,885 PointsJust a heads up
- If you provide just enough detail,
- isolate your problem to a small section of your code,
- talk out how you arrived at the problem,
- and give the exact error you got.
You'll not only help us help you faster, but your post will help other students as well.
The problem
Your problem is a typeo. This is a sample of the code giving you grief.
for(var i = 0; 1 < incompleteTasksHolder.children.length; i++) {
At a glance you can't see it, but you typed 1 < instead of i <. You want to prevent your index from passing the end, instead of having a check to see if your list is larger than one.
There's a second occurrence of this error as well. Look at both of your for-loops. Line 79 and 85.
Matthew Lehman
5,282 PointsThanks a lot Josh.
I actually caught my typo moments after I submitted the question. But I appreciate the help.
I will make sure I will clear up my problems next time I submit my question.