NGHS JavaScript bugs

[usctrojan09]

Bugs figured out!

Thanks

[James_Hibbard]

This sounds very much like an interview exercise…

To get started, try looking in your browser’s console. However, if you are applying for a job involving JavaScript and I have to tell you that, then maybe you want to rethink your career choices.

[Mittineague]

Hi siphavong91 - EDIT andsip8 - welcome to the forum

You will need to look at the HTML and CSS code too, but I guess the logical place to start is with the JavaScript

var itemHeader = $("accordion *:header"),
  itemHeaderClass = "accordion-item-header",
  itemWrapperHTML = "<div class='accordion-item'/>",
  itemContentClass = "accordion-content",
  itemContentHTML = "<div class='" + itemContentClass + "'></div>",
  itemControlClass = "accordion-control",
  itemControlContent = "View",
  itemControlHTML = "<div class='" + itemControlClass + "'>" + itemControlContent + "</div>";

$(itemHeader).each(
  function() {
    $(this).addClass(itemHeaderClass);
    $(this).nextUntil(itemHeader).andSelf().wrapAll(itemWrapperHTML).wrapAll("<div class='inner'/>");
    $(this).nextUntil(itemHeader).wrapAll(itemContentHTML);
  });

$(itemContentClass).each(
  function() {
    $(this).parent().prepend(itemControlHTML);
    $(this).parent().addClass("content");
  });

$(itemControlClass).click(function() {
  $(this).parents().eq(1).toggleClass("active");
});

What part(s) do you not understand?

[Mittineague]

@andsip8

Bugs figured out!

It would helpful if you posted your solution so that others having the same problem with the NGHS recruitment question could learn from your experience.