I'm trying to access the id of the parent of my event, but it is not working right now.
Here is my code :
const deleteComment = (event) => {
checkId = event.target.id;
parentEvent = event.target.parentNode;
parentEventId = event.target.parentEvent.id; // return "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')" in console
console.log('parentEventId:', checkId);
console.log('parentEvent:', parentEvent);
//delete all of what is inside the parent;
parentEvent.innerHTML= "";
would you have a solution for me to check the id of this parent, or just erase the parent (I've already find a way to erase what is inside the parent)
CodePudding user response:
You are using parentEvent
attribute of target
, which does not exist.
parentEvent = event.target.parentNode;
parentEventId = event.target.parentEvent.id;
Should be:
parentEvent = event.target.parentNode;
parentEventId = event.target.parentNode.id;
CodePudding user response:
const deleteComment = (event) => {
const parentElement = event.target.parentElement
const parentId = parentElement.id
// delete all of what is inside the parent
parentElement.innerHTML = "";
CodePudding user response:
This line of code you're using is the source of the issue parentEventId = event.target.parentEvent.id; // return "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'id')" in console
You're accessing the id on the event.target
despite saving the parent in a separate variable above.
const deleteComment = (event) => {
checkId = event.target.id;
parentNode = event.target.parentElement;
parentNodeId = parentNode.id; // will return the parent id
console.log('parentNodeId:', checkId);
console.log('parentNode:', parentNode);
//delete all of what is inside the parent;
parentEvent.innerHTML= "";