I am turning my project http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/23424265/ into a browser-game! So far it can be viewed here http://www.codecademy.com/turkey3/codebits/MmJtfK although I do not have the gameplay yet, only the HTML and CSS.

Anyways, I could use a tad of help. First scroll to the bottom of the HTML document and check out the button. It has the “onClick” event which should trigger the function in my JavaScript called resetAll() to run, but it does not. I cannot figure out why the event is not working. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this?

Just glancing through, the first thing I noticed was that the function resetAll() was in comment syntax ( */ ) at the end of your script.js file. Did you mean to do that?

StarscreamClone wrote:

Just glancing through, the first thing I noticed was that the function resetAll() was in comment syntax ( */ ) at the end of your script.js file. Did you mean to do that?

That isn't the function commented out, that is just some currently useless jquery code that makes a call to the function. The function should be above the comment.

turkey3 wrote:

StarscreamClone wrote:

Just glancing through, the first thing I noticed was that the function resetAll() was in comment syntax ( */ ) at the end of your script.js file. Did you mean to do that?

That isn't the function commented out, that is just some currently useless jquery code that makes a call to the function. The function should be above the comment.

Alright, just making sure…

Okay, I have no idea what is going on.

This works (somehow)

edit: Nevermind, it doesn't??

scratchisthebest wrote:

Okay, I have no idea what is going on.

This works (somehow)

<button onclick="resetAll(); return false;">Test</button>

Cool! Mind explaining why that fixes it?

Nevermind I fixed it for real (that was a red herring, I changed too many things at once, my fault)

You didn't close your comment at the end, it somehow managed to break everything. Close it with a */ and it works.

scratchisthebest wrote:

Nevermind I fixed it for real (that was a red herring, I changed too many things at once, my fault)

You didn't close your comment at the end, it somehow managed to break everything. Close it with a */ and it works.

Oh wow!