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Member 13257242 2-Sep-17 10:14am View

I already have updated my question. No answers.

Member 13257242 1-Sep-17 23:01pm View

OK! Added some code

Member 13257242 4-Aug-17 10:20am View

It still doesn't work. I fixed the code a bit and added this into each of the buy functions:

function buymagikarp() {
if(coins >= 100 ) {
swal("Success", "You bought 1 magikarp!", "success");
coins -= 100;
document.getElementById("p1").innerHTML = "Coins: " + coins;
localStorage.setItem('coins', coins);
} else {
swal("Error", "Not enough balance", "error");
}
if(pokemon1 == "") {
pokemon1 += "Magikarp";
localStorage.setItem('Magikarp', pokemon1);
}
if (localStorage.getItem("pokemon1") === null) {
localStorage.getItem('pokemon1');
}
}

I really don't understand why it doesn't work. You probably already understand my skill level of this type of code, but I cannot justify why my code doesn't work. Please help!

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 14:38pm View

"won't work" means I still get the same error: here is my website if you want to check it out and see the error pokemonupgrade.000webhostapp.com

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 14:22pm View

Even after defining JSONReadyUsers outside of getName2 BOTH in the script tag and in the script.js, It still won't work.

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 14:19pm View

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Oh I get it xd xD

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 14:19pm View

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?scratching head?

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 14:16pm View

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oh sorry <

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 14:15pm View

It gives me the error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: JSONReadyUsers is not defined
at buymagikarp (script.js:35)
at HTMLInputElement.onclick (battle.html:131)

I'm sure this means that the Jquery is not working. Here is the tags that I put inside of the battle.html :
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.2.1/jquery.min.js"></script>&script type="text/javascript">function getName2 {
var JSONReadyUsers = JSON.stringify(pokemonchosen);
localStorage.setItem('pokemonchosen', JSONReadyUsers)
}</script>

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 11:37am View

And also, pokemonchosen starts out at undefined, so when they buy a pokemon everything in the if statement should be executed correctly?

Member 13257242 3-Aug-17 11:34am View

Where would I put this? inside or outside of the if statement?

Member 13257242 2-Aug-17 13:41pm View

I omitted code from the question that I thought was not needed.

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 13:25pm View

Which HTML content? To display the coins variable, I am using a paragraph with an id of p1 to display. How would I change that? it is document.getElementById('p1').innerHTML = "Coins: " + coins;

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 12:01pm View

with tags of course, for some weird reason codeproject isn't displaying the tags.

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 12:00pm View

body onload="getName();"

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 11:56am View

is the code I am using to start up the LocalStorage.

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 11:56am View

How would I change the localStorage setter? With a while loop? I am using this code to start the localstorage:

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 11:12am View

Even after removing var coins; , it still won't deplete

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 11:07am View

I am defining coins outside at the top of the code.

var coins = 1000;

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 10:54am View

Thanks for the answer ProgramFox, it really helped!

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 10:54am View

After tweaking the code a bit, I took a step backward and a step forward. I added in local storage:

function getName() {
var coins;
if(localStorage.getItem('coins') === null) {
localStorage.setItem('coins', coins);
} else {
coins = localStorage.getItem('coins');
}
document.getElementById("p1").innerHTML = "Coins: " + coins;
}

Now, the coins actually deplete, and they save after page reload but they still always show up as 1000 even in the console when I type in coins it shows that they depleted? This is honestly really confusing to me.

Member 13257242 1-Aug-17 10:52am View

After tweaking the code a bit, I took a step backward and a step forward. I added in local storage:

function getName() {
var coins;
if(localStorage.getItem('coins') === null) {
localStorage.setItem('coins', coins);
} else {
coins = localStorage.getItem('coins');
}
document.getElementById("p1").innerHTML = "Coins: " + coins;
}

Now, the coins actually deplete, and they save after page reload but they still always show up as 1000 even in the console when I type in coins it shows that they depleted? This is honestly really confusing to me.

Member 13257242 31-Jul-17 13:23pm View

Here are pics: http://imgur.com/a/GsEJF http://imgur.com/a/SJSbM http://imgur.com/a/06Ofx

Member 13257242 31-Jul-17 13:17pm View

Thanks for the answer! Although I understand what you're saying, I don't know how to apply it to my code? For example, should I use prompts, buttons, or whatever? I am using buttons but when they click on the button to choose a pokemon, it just says Pokemon Chosen: null, I really don't get it. I'll likely take screenshots and send them to you so you can review them and see what's wrong.

Member 13257242 31-Jul-17 12:35pm View

@ProgramFox , No, but I changed the code:
var pokemonchosen;
var coins = 1000;
var pokemonagainstTutorial = "Magikarp";
//HP For Pokemon - Start
var hpmagikarp = 100;
var hpcharmander = 100;
var hpbulbasaur = 100;
var hpsquirtle = 100;
//HP For Pokemon - End

function move() {
if(localStorage.getItem('pokemonchosen') === null) {
localStorage.setItem('pokemonchosen', pokemonchosen);
} else {
pokemonchosen = localStorage.getItem('pokemonchosen');
}
document.getElementById("p1").innerHTML =
"Pokemon chosen: " + pokemonchosen;
}

Member 13257242 31-Jul-17 11:54am View

I edited the code a bit:
<added to question>

Member 13257242 23-Jun-17 15:19pm View

Sorry for no code, but code wouldn't really help here. I just need a straight up answer. thanks guys. :)

Member 13257242 16-Jun-17 14:18pm View

Thanks bro!

Member 13257242 16-Jun-17 13:27pm View

I don't know why this is not*** working.

Member 13257242 13-Jun-17 14:57pm View

Likely going to do what Richard said but that could work to.

Member 13257242 13-Jun-17 13:22pm View

Oh! Thanks for the reply, really helped me out :)

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