return hello + text.value in js

Question

I know its messy but I want it to work https://code.sololearn.com/WxI5aiqcyf7D/?ref=app

Answer 1

bop cho

In html, we can have same class name in every element. So you have to get elements using getElementsByClassName. Though it returns an array so I have taken first element.

function hello()
{
var name = document.getElementsByClassName('text')[0];

alert('hello,' + name.value);

}

Answer 2

bop cho

It's a small q

querySelector

Answer 3

running the code you get ‚document.getElementByClass is not a function....‘ This is because, well, getElementByClass is not a function. One way would be to instead use document.querySelector(".text"). Note the dot to tell that text is a class

Answer 4

I Am Groot ! getElementsByClassName does not return an array. it returns an HTMLCollection

Answer 5

I love u Groot, man!

Answer 6

I Am Groot ! John Doe ok, guys now pls look at it now and tell me what's wrong