Tell us what’s happening:
I’ve set the min attribute to zero on the last input and still my code does not pass.
This is by following the instructions:
Finally, on a new line after your second label, create another input element. Give this one a type attribute set to number, a min attribute set to 0 (to ensure negative calories cannot be added), a placeholder attribute set to Calories, and an id attribute that matches the for attribute of your second label element.
Your code so far
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function addEntry() {
const targetInputContainer = document.querySelector(#${entryDropdown.value} .input-container);
const entryNumber = targetInputContainer.querySelectorAll(‘input[type=“text”]’).length;
const HTMLString = <label for="${entryDropdown.value}-${entryNumber}-name">Entry ${entryNumber} Name</label> <input type="text" id="${entryDropdown.value}-${entryNumber}-name" placeholder="Name" /> <label for="${entryDropdown.value}-${entryNumber}-calories">Entry ${entryNumber} Calories</label> <input type="number" min=0 id="${entryDropdown.value}-${entryNumber}-calories" placeholder="Calories" /> ;
}
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Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 48
