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Start your free trialNikolaj Nielsen
1,251 PointsI'm trying to solve this challenge, but no matter what I do I always get it wrong!!
I simply cannot see what I'm doing wrong!! This works perfectly on another project I'm doing
var utilities = require("./utilities");
var mailValues = {
first_name: ""
};
mailValues.first_name = "Janet";
var emailTemplate = "Hi %first_name%! Thanks for completing this code challenge :)";
var mergedContent = utilities.merge(emailTemplate, mailValues);
//mergedContent === "Hi Janet! Thanks for completing this code challenge :)";
function merge(content, values) {
for (var key in values)
{
content = content.replace("%first_name%", values[key]);
}
return content;
}
module.exports.merge = merge;
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsYou're really close, here's a couple of hints:
- don't modify index.js, your changes only go in utilities.js in the merge function
- your merge routine should replace any and all keys, not just "first_name"
I'm betting you can get it now without an explicit spoiler.
Nikolaj Nielsen
1,251 PointsNikolaj Nielsen
1,251 PointsThanks Steven!! I had a feeling it was quite simple!