dynamically update UI [6:33am]

[frankcollins3]

attempting to do: set ID to be index of the loop add data to DB. do a test by deleting the

@PokemonModel.name

which comes from PokeAPI test changing $('#elem').textContent with text delivered from the database instead.

error:

proposed approach: 1: @ is in the wrong spot it seems.

// forgot to include that the main doing right now is setting id to be index of loop. 2: change the index to precede the descriptive text in the id

3: another proposed approach would be to isolate the CSS files. Set id to be index only. // this method would have to separate concerns for later data-loops that would attempt the same since: they'd have the same id (which might not be a problem because the styling might be similar but worth mentioning)

possible improvements:

[frankcollins3]

👎 @[i] [6:38am]

[frankcollins3]

this attempt brings about the question: is @ a reserved keyword conventionally? whether by community concensus or by error? [6:42am]

[frankcollins3]

also we can of course do $('elem').Siblings() but would rather use C# than JQ during this // both attempts utilize JQ and C# but want to target the element with the @ [6:49am]

[frankcollins3]

chatGPT proposed solution:

error: trying to send 2nd arg @i through onclick params but if ID is properly set: regex the int id from string .replace() [6:53am]

[frankcollins3]

code:

output:

[7:18am]