What am i doing wrong(layout not worked on yet)

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/WW2pe2yZSMdK/?ref=app

Answer 1

Too much for detail everything ;P (typo, case: getElementById, not getelememtbyid; lacks of input event handler, and lacks of window onload event handler):

onload = function() {
document.getElementById('farenheight').oninput = function() {
let f = document.getElementById('farenheight').value;

let c= (5/9)*(f-32);
document.getElementById('celsious').value= c;
};
};

... guessing that's what you're attempting to do ^^

Answer 2

+ 3x getElementById not getelementbyId
+ missing { at end of line 5
+ line 11 & 12 (2x ");") should be "};" (only once)
+ missing '*' multiplication operator line 10 (let c = (5/9)*(f-32);)

I think I have not forget any of the correction I found to do... let me know if there's still some error (but you could try to investigate yourself: read carrefully the error message, go to the line targeted and try to figure what's happening and how to fix that ^^)

Answer 3

That's the best way to learn: facing errors, trying to understand what's happened... again and again: we'll never ends to debug and stuck on tiny details wich make we say after hours: "of course"; that's the unavoidable part of the process to write codes ;P

Answer 4

line 5 starts with: let f =

error say unexpexted identifier, so we look before for what the interpreter would expect rather than a let keyword...

line 4 ends with: function()

Hey! Don't you see, now?
There's expected an opening curly bracket ("{") before the declaration of the function body (content) :)

Answer 5

Sometimes, we have to look at very much far away from the targeted line by the interpreter... if we have the luck that the bug produce one... Because other times, we just have unexpected output and/or behavior: we then need to "trace" (either manually and/or with dedicated tools) the running path of our code, and that could turn out to evil journey :P

Answer 6

Obviously you could improve the interface ;) but it's a good way to just implement the strictly minimal element needed for ypur code and then implement the logic (js)... design and styling doesn't need to be advanced for programming.

And so, without changing (too much) your actual html skeleton, you could implement the converse function, by enabling the celcius field to write, and updating the fahrenheit field with the converted celcius (without removing the actual conversion fahrenheit to celcius feature).

... and adding more fields / units for handling any combination of conversion...

... then maybe add element(s) to handle units selection for displaying only the selected unit fields?

There's always some features we could add... the real difficulty is to not trying to implement a bunch of feature at once :D

Answer 7

Oh! Excuse me: I've missunderstood: I was believing that thats part was resolved :P

your first line (of code, not the line 1) is:

$().load = function ()

+ missing the opening braket as sooner for the inner function
+ $(). sounds like trying to use jQuery, but if so, you need to import jQuery ^^... and anyway, that's not the proper way to do even I cannot say how to do without making some reference search (I'm not very skilled with jQuery wich I don't really like and quite never use)... simpler (and even better) to just use the window (implicitly) onload event (see my code in my previous post)
+ still typo in the 'getElementById': you forget to uppercase the 'B'
+ 'change' is also a valid event name (even 'input' is better suited, but differences are minimal), but the attribute names corresponding to each event (when the corresponding attribute exists) should be prefixed with 'on': .onchange (or .oninput, but not .change or .input)

I believe that's all... but I could forgot something (it s was worked)

Answer 8

Visph i put in your suggestions but it still isnt working

Answer 9

thank you i spent a while trying to figure out the error

Answer 10

I had several 9f those moments however on line 5 it says unexpected identifier
https://code.sololearn.com/WW2pe2yZSMdK/?ref=app

Answer 11

F*** how cpuld i have missed that i was too focused on that line to think of looking before it

Answer 12

You are very helpful :)

Answer 13

Im learning that

Answer 14

Im trying to use this "simple" app to help learn the language

Answer 15

You have any more suggestions for this app

Answer 16

I already had plans on implementing several more metric conversions as soon as i get this part figured out

Answer 17

Im just busy trying to get this part working first

Answer 18

Any other recomendati9ns for getting this part figured out

Answer 19

I will implement that later

Answer 20

Hello, In this app, I can read in spanish?