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Rob Williams
18,708 PointsHaving trouble with the completed_at test
Hi. I've entered the code as per the video and all seemed to be going ok until suddenly the test passed in the video but not in my code. The strange thing though is when I run the server it does exactly what it's supposed to do, i.e. display the completed_at date and time in exactly the right format! Not sure where i'm going wrong
4 Answers
Unsubscribed User
30 PointsHey Rob, are you using the exact versions of Rails etc. as Jason in the video?
I went with the latest versions/gems and really had to dig into the documentation as a number of things can change.
https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/rails-todo-application-test-issue
Michael Bardwell-Scott
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 6,653 PointsThere is a typo in your code somewhere. Go through all your code to make sure it matches the video. Gonna need more info to be able to help better.
Rob Williams
18,708 PointsI think the problem is I haven't been using dom_id so maybe that's caused an issue. I'm using
within("#todo_item_#{todo_item.id}") do
instead of
within dom_id_for(completed_todo_item) do
which is in the video. But it should be doing essentially the same thing?
Rob Williams
18,708 Pointsunderscores either side of the 'item'
Rob Williams
18,708 PointsSorry was just being stupid there, I had to use 'completed item id' instead of 'item id' in the curlies