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• kthorngren Posts: 22,310Questions: 26Answers: 5,128

  March 2023 edited March 2023 Answer ✓

  The problem is with how you have the double quotes. I find it easier to use single quotes for the string itself when you want double quotes to be within the string. I added a console log statement so you can see this. For example:

  <input type="text" value =Maria G>
  

  Since Maria G is not within quotes the HTML interpreter displays only Maria. You can inspect the input, in your test case, to see how the HTML is built.

  I updated the return statement to use single quotes.

  https://jsfiddle.net/fh901vea/

  Kevin
• thegamechangerpro Posts: 81Questions: 30Answers: 1

  March 2023

  Huh.

  Thanks so much! I usually do the same thing, but I pulled that bit of code from an example and left well enough alone.

  Thanks again!!!!