Kevin Powell - Community•9mo ago

Error in js

Hi everyone I realise this

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Pat66•9mo ago

but in the console I get this message:

Pat66•9mo ago

my js file

const temps=document.body.main.time.datetime;
let actuel=new Date().toLocalString();
temps.innerHTML=actuel;

const temps=document.body.main.time.datetime;
let actuel=new Date().toLocalString();
temps.innerHTML=actuel;

can I get some idea to solve this problem thanks

Jochem•9mo ago

document.body.main doesn't exist. What are you trying to do? from the three pixels at the top of your second screenshot, I think there's a <time> tag there? you probably want to use document.querySelector('time').datetime;

Pat66•9mo ago

https://github.com/issamelferkh/Piscine_JS/blob/master/JS/js01/ex00.md

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Piscine_JS/JS/js01/ex00.md at master · issamelferkh/Piscine_JS

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Pat66•9mo ago

you see ???? "The datatime attribute of the HTML time element is displayed in ISO format. querySelector is not yet available. Try using the tree structure of the DOM as in the example below. document.body.main.time.datetime;"

Jochem•9mo ago

not sure what to tell you, document.body.main isn't a thing

Jochem•9mo ago

I don't know what that document you linked is, but querySelector has been a thing for years now. Even if that didn't exist, document.getElementsByTagName('time')[0] would work

Pat66•9mo ago

it an exercise i m just going to remove it thanks for your answer

Jochem•9mo ago

no worries

Pat66•9mo ago

he new code:

const temps=document.querySelector('time').datetime;
let actuel=new Date() .toLocalString();
temps.innerHTML=actuel;

const temps=document.querySelector('time').datetime;
let actuel=new Date() .toLocalString();
temps.innerHTML=actuel;

now I get this error:

Pat66•9mo ago

Jochem•9mo ago

I think it's toLocaleString

Pat66•9mo ago

thanks I m so stupid sometimes

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