I seem to have a conflict between User Story #4 and #10. If the test suite passes #4, it fails at #10.
#4 plainly says to use id=“name”. #10 talks about using id=“name-label”
If I use id=“name-label” in <label… and <input… #10 passes but #4 fails.
If I use id=“name” in <label… and <input… both #4 and #10 fail, even though #4 specifically asks for id=“name”.
Regardless of the term I use, I get a warning (Fill out this field) that the field needs an entry. I think that comes from the ‘required’ (HTML5?) attribute.
BTW, I can’t seem to find the way to start a new thread/question/post. :headbash:
This user story
User Story #4: Inside the form element, I am required to enter my name in a field with id="name" .
is talking about a field inside of the form element.
This user story
User Story #10: For the name, email, and number input fields inside the form I can see corresponding labels that describe the purpose of each field with the following ids: id="name-label" , id="email-label" , and id="number-label" .
is talking about the label element for the above mentioned field. The field and its label are separate (but related) things.
Never mind. I finally figured out how to pass both #4 and #10.
But I don’t understand the difference between “id=” in a <label> and the same attribute in the <input>. Are these differently named id’s mainly for javascript? 
It has nothing to do with Javascript. They are different elements. Giving the exact same id to two different elements would be confusing.
I just noticed that the post I replied to was “split”. I entered the following, since I could not delete my original post.
Never mind. I finally figured out how to pass both #4 and #10.
But I don’t understand the difference between “id=” in a <label> and the same attribute in the <input> . Are these differently named id’s mainly for javascript?
Thanks! If I am listed as an ‘author’ of a post, I can then edit any posts I make in that thread.
I understand that (I thought! 
) about “one id [label] per page”. It’s a basic CSS/HTML idea! Somehow, I was getting confused<- by ‘id’ and ‘for’ in a label and an ‘id’ and ‘name’ in the input.
My ‘state of residence’ is “confused”! 
Use “min” and “max” in the Input.
In my form, I have two fields that accept numbers.
One includes both the “min” and the “max” attributes.
However, the other number field can have practically any number. I set the “min” to 0 (zero), but I see no real need to set a “max”. Of course, to get the test suite to pass, I may have to insert an irrelevant number?
As I read it, only the number field that is being checked by the test suite (the one from User Story #7) needs the validation with both a min and a max. There should only be one field with the id of “number”.
User Story #7: Inside the form, I can enter a number in a field with id="number" .
User Story #9: If I enter numbers outside the range of the number input, which are defined by the min and max attributes, I will see an HTML5 validation error.
I had only one field with the “id=number”. I added a ‘max=“50000”’ to the other place I needed a number and that allowed the test suite to pass. The number refers to the number of flight hours a pilot has, “50,000” should cover the majority of pilots!
BTW, I have passed (17/17) the test suite now. The last edit required I put the “dropdown” id in the input(select) rather than in the Label where I had it. Perhaps I’ll try to always add “XYZ-label” to all id’s in a Label and put an id of “XYZ” in the input. Oh well…
Thanks again!! 