First javascrpt challenge

[lusty summit]

Hey guys i recently made this but i have been getting this error ever since i deployed the website, can anyone help me please ?

[wet fern]

This works for me

const home = document.getElementById('homescore');
const guest = document.getElementById('guestscore');
const incrementBtn = document.getElementById('increment');
const decrementBtn = document.getElementById('decrement');

let count = 0;
let count2 = 0;

function increment(value) {
    count += value;
    home.textContent = count;
    console.log
}

function increment2(value) {
    count2 += value;
    guest.textContent = count2;
    console.log(count2);
}

incrementBtn.addEventListener('click', increment);

If this does not work, Please share the scrim. I will take a look at it.

[lofty gulch]

Could be a deployment issue. In the browser dev tools, look at the Network tab, reload the page, and verify that all of the supporting files (.css, .js) are being loaded properly.

[lusty summit]

It still didn't work, ill be sending you the link to the files on github... maybe you might spot my error there... As for the scrim that gave me this solo project, ill also link that below

Scrim : https://scrimba.com/frontend-path-c0j/~05h

Github : https://github.com/Voss-script/Scoreboard.git

[lofty gulch]

This is not a GitHub link, BTW.

[lusty summit]

yeah thats the link to the video that made me do the solo project on scrimba

[lofty gulch]

It looks like this could be a Netlify deployment of your GitHub repo of a downloaded Scrimba zip file. Try following these steps to repair the deployment: #general-chat message

Or, you could remove the package.json file from the GitHub repository, then deploy a new Netlify instance (specifically, delete the current instance and deploy a new instance).

[lusty summit]

This is how the network lab looks like, i dont see my js file

[lofty gulch]

I guess my point is that you shared two links, one titled "Scrim" and the other "GitHub", but they are both the same URL to the same Scrim lesson.

[lusty summit]

Oh my bad i'll edit that right away

[lusty summit]

Alright let me try that now

[lofty gulch]

I realized that the URL to the Netlify site was in the screenshot, so I visited it and viewed the Network tab myself. It looks like this is the same "Netlify deployment" issue that would be fixed by following the repair steps that I linked to.

Looking at the GitHub repo further confirms that it is likely the deployment issue.

It's been a problem forever, and Scrimba has never addressed it, so don't feel bad. There's no way you could have know that it wouldn't "just work" when deploying the site following their instructions.

[lusty summit]

Thanks a lot for your help , i appreciate it a lot

[lusty summit]

Hey Michael , I just did as the steps you linked to said ad it works perfectly now. Thank you once again 😁

[wheat mural]

Hey Voss, declared the same function name twice. You had two increment

[lofty gulch]

There are indeed two functions in the script, but one is increment and the other is increment2, so not the same names.

[wheat mural]

Yours was fine, Voss had the same function name twice. At least that's what I see in his screen shot. You had increment and increment2. But never mind. Not important.

[lofty gulch]

Ok, I see what you're saying. One of the initial screenshots indeed shows the script with two increment functions defined. I was looking at the code in the GitHub repo, which has (obviously) been updated since that screenshot was captured.