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  • Submitted 5 days ago

    Room homepage

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  • Submitted 7 days ago

    Todo app

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  • Submitted 18 days ago

    Launch-countdown-timer

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  • Submitted 20 days ago

    Calculator app

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  • Submitted 25 days ago

    E-commerce product page

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    Feel free to leave any suggestion or comments, you're welcome.

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  • Submitted 3 months ago

    Maker pre-launch landing page

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  • Submitted 3 months ago

    Interactive details form

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  • Submitted 3 months ago

    Contact form

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  • Submitted 3 months ago

    Mortgage repayment calculator

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  • Submitted 3 months ago

    Product list with cart

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    I had a problem with :

    const createConfirm = `
   ...
   Start New Order 
   ...

document.querySelector('.container').insertAdjacentHTML('afterend', createConfirm);`

    I used a new node and this onclick="newOrder(divMenu)" to init when you click on it. My problem was I can't init the value to 0.

    Here my first function :

    const newOrder = (element, array, total) => {

    initMenu(element);
    array = [];
    total = 0;

    document.querySelector('.order-confirmed').style.display = '';
    document.querySelector('.background').style.visibility = '';
    document.getElementById('number-item').innerText = 0;

    if(document.querySelector('.container-section .button-add-item'))
    {
        document.querySelector('.container-section .button-add-item').previousElementSibling.style.display = 'block';
        document.querySelector('.container-section .button-add-item').remove();
    }
};

    and the button was onclick="newOrder(divMenu, arrayOrder, totalValue)"

    And the value wasn't init to 0 and the array keep its value out of the function. What was I missing??

    So I used location.reload(); to init all the page and the values.

    Therefore, I don't understand the problem with this onclick function and how I can reset the values and keep them to 0 out of the function.

    If you have any idea, feel free to leave any comments. Thanks.

  • Submitted 3 months ago

    Officelite coming soon site

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    Feel free to leave any comments or suggestion to improve the code .

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  • Submitted 4 months ago

    Interactive pricing component

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    Feel free to leave any comments or whether you know a way to do a progress bar in css with chromium.

    Thanks.

  • Submitted 4 months ago

    Fylo dark theme landing page

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  • Submitted 4 months ago

    Tip calculator app

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  • Submitted 4 months ago

    Intro section with dropdown navigation

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  • Submitted 4 months ago

    Single-page design portfolio

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  • Submitted 5 months ago

    Body Mass Index calculator

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    I created and set an element and wanted to check whether the element existe or not. So my first thought was if(displayForm.nextElementSibling === span) used different way ('span', ...). It was not working, finally I used a variable to do exception.

    It's possible or not to check it with .nextElementSibling?

    if(sibling === 0)
{
        const createSpan = document.createElement('span');
        createSpan.innerText = 'Error not a valid input';
        displayForm.insertAdjacentElement("afterend", createSpan);
        sibling = 1;
 }

    Feel free to leave any comments or advise.

    Thanks.

  • Submitted 5 months ago

    Coding bootcamp testimonials slider

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  • Submitted 5 months ago

    Pricing component with toggle

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  • Submitted 5 months ago

    Social media dashboard

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    Feel free to leave any comments. I need some advices to improve my JS and readibility.

    Thanks.

  • Submitted 5 months ago

    Project-tracking-intro

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  • Submitted 5 months ago

    Insure landing page

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  • Submitted 5 months ago

    Loopstudios landing page

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    Some tips to improve my code are welcome.

    Thanks.

  • Submitted 6 months ago

    Crowdfunding product page

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    It's to have some tips to improve my JS and have more readibility and shorter code.

    Thanks.