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Karl Russell Sumando Menil
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 4,004 Points"Payment Info" section, Any hints, suggestions and comments are welcome thank you in advance for your help!!!
The preferred or most common payment method option should be selected and the corresponding payment form sections should be displayed by default, while the other payment form sections should be hidden.
Programming the "Payment Info" section requires working with the following elements:
The "I'm going to pay with:" <select> element The <div> element with the id of "credit-card" The <div> element with the id of "paypal" The <div> element with the id of "bitcoin" Create variables to reference the above elements, and log them out to the console to confirm their identity. Use the "paypal" and "bitcoin" variables above to hide these elements initially. Use the payment variable above to target the element’s second child element and give it the selected property. The .children property and the setAttribute method will be helpful here. Use the payment variable above to listen for the change event on this element. When a change is detected, display the <div> element with the id that matches the value of the event.target element. And hide the other two <div> elements. Now save and refresh the page, and when the payment method option is updated in the drop-down menu, the payment sections in the form will update accordingly.