I have this object and I'm trying to access information of the certain member whose button is clicked on. To do that, I want to match the class name of the section of each members using card.dataset.name, which only contain's the first name each member. But I am not sure how to check that it matches the object in the array.
const beatles = {
john: {
name: 'John Lennon',
image:'...',
bio: `...`,
},
paul: {
name: 'Paul McCartney',
image:'...',
bio: `...`,
},
george: {
name: 'George Harrison',
image:
'...',
bio: `...`,
},
ringo: {
name: 'Ringo Starr',
image: '...',
bio: '...',
},
};
I hope this is what you looking for:
const beatles = [
john: {
name: 'John Lennon',
image:'...',
bio: `...`,
},
paul: {
name: 'Paul McCartney',
image:'...',
bio: `...`,
},
george: {
name: 'George Harrison',
image:
'...',
bio: `...`,
},
ringo: {
name: 'Ringo Starr',
image: '...',
bio: '...',
},
];
function buttonClicked(objectClicked) {
beatles.forEach(person => {
if(person.name === objectClicked.dataset.name) {
//Do something.
}
})
}
Don't forget to change the brackets to be an array of objects!
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