So i was trying to structure my code inside a class so it can be more organized, but iam struggling. I have the code:
class App {
constructor() {
// Get elements from DOM
const titleBox = document.getElementById('titleBox');
const navBox = document.getElementById('navBox');
const navLinks = document.querySelectorAll('.header__listLink');
const headerTitle = document.getElementById('headerTitle');
const headerSubtitle = document.getElementById('headerSubtitle');
const ulNav = document.getElementById('ulNav');
const ulNavLinks = document.querySelectorAll('.ulNavLink');
// for each nav link, add an event listener, expanding content area
navLinks.forEach((link) => {
link.addEventListener('click', this.clickedLinkState);
});
}
clickedLinkState(e) {
e.preventDefault();
titleBox.classList.remove("header__title-box");
titleBox.classList.add("header__title-box--linkClicked");
headerTitle.classList.remove("header__title");
headerTitle.classList.add("header__title--linkClicked");
headerSubtitle.classList.remove("header__subtitle");
headerSubtitle.classList.add("header__subtitle--linkClicked");
ulNav.classList.remove("header__listInline");
ulNav.classList.add("header__listInline--linkClicked");
navBox.classList.remove("header__nav-box");
navBox.classList.add("header__nav-box--linkClicked");
ulNavLinks.forEach((navLink) => {
navLink.classList.remove("header__listLink");
navLink.classList.add("header__listLink--linkClicked");
});
}
}
const app = new App();
And i got the error: "main.js:40 Uncaught ReferenceError: ulNavLinks is not defined at HTMLLIElement.clickedLinkState (main.js:40)". the 'ulNavLinks' is a nodeList.
I was trying to define the elements using 'this.titleBox = ...', for exemple, but it got even worse, i could not access it from my clickedLinkState method. Outside the class it was working.
Why i cant access the 'ulNavLinks' inside my method? and why i cant access my propesties inside the method if i declare them 'this.titleBox', 'this.navBox'?
In JavaScript, as for now, instance properties can only being defined inside class methods using keyword this
( here is the doc ).
Also there is an experimental feature of supporting public/private fields, which you may use with some build steps due to poor browser support.
Make sure to use this
:
class App { constructor() { // Get elements from DOM this.titleBox = document.getElementById('titleBox'); this.navBox = document.getElementById('navBox'); this.navLinks = document.querySelectorAll('.header__listLink'); this.headerTitle = document.getElementById('headerTitle'); this.headerSubtitle = document.getElementById('headerSubtitle'); this.ulNav = document.getElementById('ulNav'); this.ulNavLinks = document.querySelectorAll('.ulNavLink'); // for each nav link, add an event listener, expanding content area this.navLinks.forEach((link) => { link.addEventListener('click', this.clickedLinkState.bind(this)); }); } clickedLinkState(e) { e.preventDefault(); this.titleBox.classList.remove("header__title-box"); this.titleBox.classList.add("header__title-box--linkClicked"); this.headerTitle.classList.remove("header__title"); this.headerTitle.classList.add("header__title--linkClicked"); this.headerSubtitle.classList.remove("header__subtitle"); this.headerSubtitle.classList.add("header__subtitle--linkClicked"); this.ulNav.classList.remove("header__listInline"); this.ulNav.classList.add("header__listInline--linkClicked"); this.navBox.classList.remove("header__nav-box"); this.navBox.classList.add("header__nav-box--linkClicked"); this.ulNavLinks.forEach((navLink) => { navLink.classList.remove("header__listLink"); navLink.classList.add("header__listLink--linkClicked"); }); } } const app = new App();
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