I have watched so many tutorials where they just overlay the video with music, but the way you explain everything you doing makes it so simple to understand. you earned a new sub my friend :)
Thank you so much! I had such a "horrible" time looking for a simple answer and went with like 7 different approaches before I saw your video... You actually helped me realise JS is not that hard and you have the ability to teach and show us in the best way so thank you for that. Keep up the good work!
at first i was thinking of using radio button and putting it in a form but was stuck on how to get the required data . thanks for opening my eyes to see that sometimes I should not only think out of the box but in a no stressful way
Thank you for this wonderful walk through on how you build this component. I have been struggling a lot with JS and its a little difficult for me to understand. But when you explained it, i was able to learn and understand how those eventclick works. Great job on this. 💯💪
@tsbsankara - I revised the time stamps to include the JavaScript part. I didn't realize you had pinned the previous timestamp. Thanks for the video! Extremely helpful!!!!
Thomas you are amazing! You've been helping me learn so much through FrontEndMentor. You're cheeky laugh at the end was the best, I give you 5 out of 5!
for me when I added the .hidden class to the thank-you div nothing happened, I resolved it by making a parent class with hidden and making that did have a separate const of its own but I am still unsure why me adding a second class didn't work . Also didn't we specify that the thank-you div has a display of flex, so how can css decide using the display none of .hidden or the display flex of .thank-you ? just curious
Great video, specially the JavaScript part. So many videos only with background music but no voiced explanation. You got a new sub. I do have a question. Can the JS events be inside a global function instead of separate block of code for each one?
hey thank you for this amazing video but I have a problem, when I try to hide the element with display: none, I have to write it both on html with and on css too otherwise its not working without each other. what may the problem be here?
Seems to me like a problem with CSS Specificity - like there are some styles that are applying over the other. Once you find that, you find your issue.
thanks for the video it helps alot however before i saw your solution i did it on 2 pages and mow im stuck when i click the rating the console shows which number was clicked and since i did it on 2 pages when i do rating.innerHTML i caught an error :( i couldn't find the right way to pass the value to next page any ideas ? thanks ...
I think it's because rating.innerHTML doesn't exist when the second page loads. I think having 2 pages is a bit cumbersome, so perhaps create one page, and then build a toggle for the components.
Hi, I have everything built out correctly until it is time for the JS file to read the function for the first event listener. I'm not sure what the issue is
Check whether you've referenced the file correctly in your html, and then make sure you're getting the correct name of the element to which you're adding the event listener
Hi! thank you so much for your video. I follow all the steps but for some reason my html file is not reading JavaScript coding? do you have any idea why it might be? thank you so much in advance!
Yes. I did use useState, but I did not use useForm. I have a video where I build this app in React, here's the ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JXr5QCEH8VE.html
